2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Maine Senate District 22

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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Candidates

Nathan Burnett

Democratic

Work: High school math and computer science teacher, Sacopee Valley High School (Hiram)

Nathan Burnett moved from Australia to Aroostook County at 14, graduated from Presque Isle High School and earned an economics degree from the University of Maine. He has taught math and computer science at Sacopee Valley High School for about 13 years.

Sources for Burnett

About Me (Nathan Burnett campaign website, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))
Candidate guide: Nathan Burnett (Maine Democratic Party, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Kimberly J. Pomerleau

Republican

In office now: State Representative, District 85 (since 2022)

Kimberly J. Pomerleau has served as State Representative for District 85 in the Maine Legislature since 2022, a district that includes all or part of Cumberland County. Official legislature records list the occupation as Self-Employed in Trailer Manufacturing.

Pomerleau's committees

Elections
State and Local Government

Sources for Pomerleau

Kimberly J. Pomerleau: official member information (Maine Legislature (Maine Senate; Maine House of Representatives), Public record)
Maine Legislature: current member roster (Maine Legislature (Maine Senate; Maine House of Representatives), Public record)

Sources

Candidate list and race details

2026 General Election Candidate List (FINAL) and Declared Write-In Candidates (Maine Secretary of State, Division of Elections, Public record)

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