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Independent U.S. Senate candidate and former Governor Angus King joined his supporters on the Penobscot River waterfront in Bangor on Thursday.
He was there to announce his county chairs, but he also took time to discuss his campaign.
King says Tuesday's primary results and knowing his challengers doesn't affect his campaign strategy. He says it's all about bringing change to Washington.
"What I'm finding is that I think I'm on to something politically, that the people are so tired of what's going on in Washington. They really want change and you know what, eventually the people in Washington will listen. And I'm hoping that my election, if I'm fortunate enough to be elected by the people of Maine, will itself send a signal, you better start listening to the middle, you better start talking to each other, you better start solving problems," said King.
King's campaign announced the following names who will be serving as county chairs:
Androscoggin
Peter Geiger (Auburn)
Chris Gianopoulos (Greene)
John Nutting (Leeds)
Aroostook
Al Skolfield (Island Falls)
Patti Leblanc (Presque Isle)
David Gordon (Oakfield)
Greg Cyr (Fort Kent)
Mike Carpenter (Houlton)
Mabel Desmond (Mapleton)
Cumberland
Louanne Cameron (Naples)
Anne Haskell (Portland)
Dr. Dora Anne Mills (Brunswick)
Tim Wilson (Portland)
Brenda Garrand (Portland)
Franklin
John McCatherin (Carrabassett Valley)
Bonnie Holding (Coplin Plantation)
Hancock
John Bradford (Orland)
Matthew Strong (Ellsworth)
Kennebec
George Smith (Mt. Vernon)
Scott Cowger (Hallowell)
Michael Frett (Hallowell)
Pat Paradis (Augusta)
Gordon Smith (Winthrop)
Mike Seitzinger (Augusta)
Knox
Shane Flynn (Camden)
Patricia McLean (Lincolnville)
Des Fitzgerald (Camden)
Lincoln
Peter Drum (Damariscotta)
Wendy Pieh (Bremen)
Oxford
Rob Cameron (Rumford)
Jim Wilfong (Stow)
Wendy Neumeyer (West Paris)
Penobscot
Andy Hamilton (Bangor)
John Cashwell (Bangor)
Elizabeth Schneider (Orono)
Carol Epstein (Bangor)
Kassie Zeigler (Bangor)
Matt Polstein (Millinocket)
Piscataquis
Tom Lizotte (Dover Foxcroft)
Dick Gould (Greenville)
Sagadahoc
Kay Beveridge (Arrowsic)
James Rines (Woolwich)
Leila Percy (Phippsburg)
Somerset
Susan Cochran (Skowhegan)
James MacMichael (Skowhegan)
Waldo
Rod McElroy (Unity)
Dana Murch (Belfast)
Linden Frederick (Belfast)
Washington
Jeanne Peacock (Eastport)
David Fletcher (Calais)
York
Tim Hussey (Kennebunk)
Mary Black Andrews (York)
Steve Estes (Kittery)
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