AUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine Ethics Commission is scheduled to meet Monday morning to consider a complaint by two Gardiner residents about electronic signs used by a candidate for the Senate District 14 seat.
As first reported by the Kennebec Journal, the complaint alleges four electronic signs used by William Guerrette of Pittston as part of his campaign for the Senate District 14 seat did not include information about who paid for them.
Guerrette, a Republican, and Democrat Craig Hickman of Winthrop are candidates in a special election Tuesday to fill the vacant Senate District 14 seat left vacant when Shenna Bellows was elected Maine secretary of state.
The Maine Ethics Commission is scheduled to meet online at 9:30 a.m. Monday.