The Maine Republican State Committee is meeting in Augusta today at 10:00 a.m. to choose between two candidates. The choice is between Richard Cebra, who’s completed four years as state representative from Naples, and Beth O’Connor of Berwick, who lost her bid for second House term this November.
Cebra is considered an established candidate and O’Connor is a longtime Ron Paul supporter. The Committee members say the outcome won’t signal a victory for any philosophical view but as a mandate to reunify the party.
News 13 will have an update on this and the winner by mid-afternoon.
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