Moving Forward Together
Proudly representing parts of Waterville and Winslow in Maine House District 64.
MAKE YOUR PLAN FOR ELECTION DAY
Your voice matters. Find your polling place, plan your visit, and make sure your ballot is received on time.
The regular deadline to request an absentee ballot or vote absentee in person ended Thursday, October 29. If special circumstances prevent you from voting on Election Day, contact your municipal clerk promptly about available absentee options.
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
See Waterville & Winslow voting locations, hours, and local contacts.
Still need to register? Online registration and the regular mail-registration deadline have passed. You can still register in person at your municipal clerk’s office or at your polling place on Election Day, November 3. Bring proof of identity and residence; check the official voter guide for accepted documents. Uniformed service and overseas voters should consult the Secretary of State for their registration options and deadlines.
Absentee ballots must be RECEIVED by your municipal clerk by 8:00 PM on Election Day, November 3, 2026.
Voting information from the Maine Secretary of State. Official Maine Voter Guide · Official absentee voting information
Voting guidance reviewed October 30, 2026. Check official sources before your visit.
Meet Flavia
Flavia DeBrito is a mother, immigrant from Cape Verde, tax professional, community advocate, and longtime Waterville resident who believes public service starts with listening.
From City Council to the State House, she brings people together and gets to work on practical solutions for Waterville and Winslow.
Lower Costs. Stronger Families. Healthier Communities.
“I believe good leadership starts with listening, learning, and then getting to work for the people I serve.”
I represent House District 64, serve on the Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services, and represent Ward 2 on the Waterville City Council. My work is grounded in listening to people, bringing their experiences into the decision-making process, and turning their concerns into action.
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