Result

State Rep. Timothy Conrad Guerrette (R-ME) won reelection to Maine State House District 4 in the Nov. 3 general election, running unopposed and retaining the Aroostook County seat for Republicans. Guerrette was the only candidate listed on the general election ballot, ensuring that District 4 would continue to be represented by the same lawmaker. ​

Candidates and platforms

Guerrette's positions are outlined on his Maine House Republicans member page. He has called for Maine to address high heating costs, use surplus taxpayer funds for short-term relief on household bills and review energy policies that he argues increase costs.

Guerrette also joined Republican lawmakers calling for the revocation of remaining Gulf of Maine offshore wind leases. In September 2025, Republican legislators urged federal officials to cancel the leases, arguing that offshore wind development threatened the region's environment and coastal communities. The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management subsequently canceled two Gulf of Maine leases in July following settlement agreements.

Guerrette has also criticized a Democratic-passed state budget as partisan and argued that state funds should prioritize Maine taxpayers. In a June 2023 Republican radio address, he accused Democratic lawmakers of advancing spending priorities while failing to provide sufficient financial relief to residents.

District and chamber

Maine House District 4 includes Caribou, Wade and Washburn in Aroostook County. Guerrette, a retired firefighter and flight paramedic, has represented the district since 2022 and serves on the Legislature's Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry Committee.

Guerrette previously won reelection in 2024, defeating Democrat Samantha Paradis by 3,480 votes to 1,152, according to the Maine Secretary of State's official election returns. His victory represented approximately 75.1% of votes cast for the two candidates. His latest reelection preserves Republican representation in District 4 as Democrats seek to maintain control of the 151-member Maine House.

Money, polling and endorsements

Guerrette's campaign reported approximately $2,675 in contributions and $2,545 in expenditures to the Maine Ethics Commission, according to a campaign finance compilation last updated Aug. 25.

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