A Steady Voice for District 49 Speaking Up With Purpose & Impact
Keeping Communities Livable, Local, and Economically Sound
A Steady Voice for District 49 Speaking Up With Purpose & Impact
Keeping Communities Livable, Local, and Economically Sound
Preserving What Matters — Practical Solutions for Tomorrow
Rooted in Community. Focused on What Comes Next.
Maine’s communities are built on more than geography—they are built on homes, local economies, working waterfronts, and the people who hold them together. Preserving what matters means respecting the character of our towns while thoughtfully reviewing the policies that shape their future. Suzanne Andresen believes good representation starts with listening, asking informed questions, and advocating for legislation that is workable, fair, and grounded in real community experience. By focusing on thoughtful review, responsible stewardship, and long-term sustainability, Suzanne is committed to helping District 49’s communities remain livable, locally rooted, and positioned to thrive in the years ahead.
Our Homes. Our People. Our History.
Preserving what matters means recognizing that Maine’s strength lies in its homes, its people, its local economies, and the traditions that hold communities together. It means respecting the character of our towns and coastal communities while thoughtfully examining how state policies affect everyday life. Suzanne Andresen believes preservation is not about standing still—it’s about careful stewardship, asking informed questions, and supporting practical, workable legislation that allows communities to remain livable, locally rooted, and prepared for the future. By balancing continuity with thoughtful progress, Suzanne is committed to helping District 49 protect what makes it special while ensuring it continues to thrive for generations to come.
Strong Local Economies Start Here
Preserving what matters also means recognizing how Maine’s local economies truly work. A local lobster house welcoming a tour bus is more than a moment—it represents jobs, family businesses, working waterfronts, and communities benefiting when policy supports, rather than hinders, local success. Suzanne Andresen believes strong communities are sustained when state decisions reflect how people live, work, and earn a living every day. As a State Representative, she is committed to advocating for policies that support small businesses, protect working waterfronts, and encourage responsible economic activity—so local communities remain vibrant, resilient, and rooted in Maine’s unique character.
Legislative Focus & Representation
Within the role of a State Representative, Suzanne will focus on:
- Engaging in healthcare policy discussions with attention to affordability and access
- Reviewing energy legislation with a focus on cost impacts for households and small businesses
- Examining property tax policy and state mandates to ensure fairness and local feasibility
- Supporting policies that allow residents to remain in their homes as they age
- Advocating for Maine’s working waterfront and coastal communities while supporting responsible economic activity
Suzanne believes good policy balances preservation with opportunity—and that economic vitality strengthens, rather than threatens, community character.