He was then reelected for a second term in the Maine House . In the House , Murray served on the education and reapportionment committees . Murray then ran for a seat in the Maine Senate in 1974 but was defeated by 163 votes . The following January he ran for Secretary of State , which is elected by the members of the House and Senate , but lost by a single vote . In 1972 he ran Elmer Violette , a close friend 's , congressional campaign . He served as a delegate to a number of Maine Democratic Party conventions and the 1972 Democratic National Convention . Murray also served on the Maine Human Rights Commission
1972 Democratic National Convention
1972 Democratic National Convention
Frank J. Murray (priest)