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Friedman Legacy Luncheon Event – July 31, 2012
the spirit of Milton Friedman, we invite you to a luncheon celebrating freedom and education. with Ms. Lindsey Burke Will Skillman Fellow in Education The Heritage Foundation Tuesday, July 31, 2012 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. DiMillo’s On the Water …
J. Scott Moody To Lead The Maine Heritage Policy Center
The Maine Heritage Policy Center announced today that J. Scott Moody has been named chief executive officer of MHPC. Moody, currently MHPC’s chief economist, will be moving to
PORTLAND: Luncheon/Book Signing Event – “Left Turn” with Author Tim Groseclose
Please Join Us For An MHPC Book Signing Event
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Maine Loses People and Their Income to States with No Personal Income Tax
In FY 2009, Maine had the 6th highest tax burden, as a percent of private sector personal income, in the country.[1] The single largest source of Maine’s tax
The Case for Right-to-Work in Maine: Examining the Evidence in Oklahoma
Study Shows Maine is Severely Lacking in Broadband Depth
Increased broadband infrastructure would add a significant number of jobs to the economy
A new study
Protecting the Integrity of Maine’s Elections: Election-Day Registration in Maine
Free and open elections are the cornerstone of our democracy. A free and open election is one where every vote counts, and no vote is counted as less
Report Shows Maine Voting System Inadequate to Support Election Day Registration
“Honor System” is not a reasonable way to manage 972,000 registrations
The Maine Heritage Policy Center (MHPC) released a report today showing that steps must
University of Maine Payroll and Spending Data Updated on MaineOpenGov.org
Increased broadband infrastructure would add a significant number of jobs to the economy
Today, MaineOpenGov.org has been updated and expanded to show eight years of salary,
The Maine Heritage Policy Center
