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Maine Senate President Kevin Raye met with small business owners and employees this afternoon in Bangor.
Raye is running against Democrat Incumbent Mike Michaud for Maine's Second District seat in Congress.
He stopped by Maine Aero Services with Senator Olympia Snowe.
They toured the facility, talking with workers.
Raye says lawmakers on both sides need to work together to help small businesses, "easing back on the regulations that are so harmful to small business, and make it so difficult for small business to prosper."
Raye worked as Senator Snowe's top aide for seventeen years.
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