By Glenn Adams
Associated Press
September 22, 2010
Candidates for Maine governor expressed contrasting views on national health care reforms and the role of government at a forum of about 150 senior citizens Tuesday. But all five pledged to advocate for core senior concerns like home-based care and protection from abuse and neglect.
Seniors represent a key bloc of voters in Maine, which has among the oldest populations among the states. The Census Bureau says the growth of the elderly is expected to accelerate rapidly. Citing Census Bureau figures, AARP says that by 2030, Maine will be second only to Florida as the state with the highest percentage of residents age 65 and older.
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SOURCE: SEACOAST ONLINE
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