Siobhan Brett is an Opinion Editor at The Portland Press Herald. She focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, examining the complexities of the healthcare system through the lens of politics, particularly the dynamics between Republicans and Democrats in Maine. Siobhan's insights and commentary have been featured in The Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel.
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The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a chilling and painful reminder of the task now at hand.
By: Siobhan Brett
Once I was registered, when I went to vote for the first time after moving to Maine 20-plus years ago, I was shocked to learn I wasn't required to prove who I was in order to vote. I only needed to state my name and address. Maine's process contrasts with the state I moved from, which was to give my name to the election official, then add my signature to the voter list, and then it was matched to the signature I had submitted when I first registered to vote there.
We all need each other on some level to maintain a safe and livable society. Vaccine skepticism and refusal endangers that.
