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Let’s see—AFL-CIO endorsed, though he’s a Dem so maybe that’s automatic
http://www.boston.com/news/local/maine/2013/10/29/maine-afl-cio-endorses-michaud-for-governor/CyVnHND6ccKSIbVbEuBcNM/story.html

Positions
http://votesmart.org/candidate/political-courage-test/6582/mike-michaud/#.UnexEvmTiSo

Pro-abortion, pro-gun control, supports gay marriage, supports federal restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions, does not support repeal of “Affordable Care Act”

Hmm.
And yet represents the more conservative district..?

It is the more conservative, less democrat district of the two but that doesn't make it a conservative district. It hasn't voted GOP for President since 1988. It had a high Perot vote in 1992 and the last Republican to hold it was RINO Olympia Snowe, when she ran for the Senate in 1994 it elected a democrat, 1 of only 4 GOP seats that year to switch from R to D. Curiously the other more liberal seat elected a Republican that year. I hope a halway decent Republican is able to snag the seat next year now that poopy pants Mike is vacating it.

He's certainly less liberal than the rat who represents the first district, who is a total insane moonbat. He used to be pro-life but he's flip flopped on that. There is a third party candidate on the left so he's positioning himself as far left as possible.