Party candidates for state and county offices have until March 17 to submit nomination petitions to the Maine Secretary of State’s Office for the June 10 primary.

In the meantime, some folks have already signaled their intent to seek office by registering with the Maine Ethics Commission. Here is the list, as of midday Thursday:

MAINE HOUSE

Incumbent Democrat Roberta Beavers, House District 2; incumbent Republican Paul Bennett, House District 2; incumbent James J. Campbell, unenrolled, District 21; incumbent Democrat Justin Chenette, House District 15; Democrat Ryan Fecteau, District 11; Robert A. Foley. Republican, House District 7; Republican Karen Gerrish, House District 20; Bettie K. Harris-Howard, Democrat, House District 20; Democrat George W. Hogan, House District 13; incumbent Republican Jonathan Kinney, House District 22; incumbent Republican Sherri MacDonald, House District 13; incumbent Republican Donald Marean, House District 16; incumbent Republican Bradley Moulton, House District 3; incumbent Democrat William Noon, House District 19; incumbent Republican Wayne Parry, House District 10; incumbent Democrat Joshua Plante, House District 5; Democrat Adam Spey, House District 8; Republican Harrison Thorp, House District 20.

MAINE SENATE

Republican James Booth, Senate District 32; Richard J. Burns, unenrolled, Senate District 34; incumbent Republican Ronald Collins, Senate District 34; incumbent Democrat John Tuttle, Senate District 33; incumbent Linda Valentino, Senate District 31.

COUNTY OFFICES

Democrats William King of Saco, Dana Lajoie of Berwick and Paul Main of Alfred are all in the running for York County Sheriff.

Incumbent Democrat Daniel Cabral, County Commission District 3; Sallie V. Chandler, County Commission District 1.

Incumbent Democrat Debra Anderson, Register of Deeds.

— Senior Staff Writer Tammy Wells can be contacted at 324-4444 (local call in Sanford) or 282-1535, ext. 327 or [email protected].