Politics

Your Vote 2014

For MPBN's Your Vote 2014 live election results, click here.MPBN’s elections compendium is brought to you by AARP, MEMIC and Lambert Coffin.Debates:Click here to watch the 1st Congressional District debateClick here to watch the 2nd Congressional District debateClick here to watch the Senate debateClick here to watch the gubernatorial debateResources:Gubernatorial Race: GridPaul LePage (R)Mike Michaud (D): Profile, Maine Calling interviewEliot Cutler (I): Maine Calling interviewSenate Race: GridSusan Collins (R): Profile, Maine Calling interviewShenna Bellows (D): Profile, Maine Calling interview1st District Congressional Race: GridChellie Pingree (D): Profile, Maine Calling interviewIsaac Misiuk (R): Profile, Maine Calling interviewRichard Murphy (I): Profile, Maine Calling interview2nd District Congressional Race: GridEmily Cain (D): Profile, Maine Calling interviewBruce Poliquin (R): Profile, Maine Calling interviewBlaine Richardson (I): Profile, Maine Calling interviewFor a list of referendum questions, click here.

2nd District Hopefuls Make Final Campaign Appeals

Maine Public | By Associated Press

Published June 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM EDT

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) _ The four candidates hoping to fill Maine's open 2nd Congressional District seat are making last-minute appeals to voters.

Liberal dealmaker Emily Cain and working-class advocate Troy Jackson square off in the Democratic primary on Tuesday. On the GOP side, establishment Republican Kevin Raye is taking on tea-party favorite Bruce Poliquin.

Polls close at 8 p.m.

Both races have pit candidates who pledge to be fighters in Washington against those who vow to break down political barriers.

Jackson and Poliquin have accused their foes of being too willing to compromise their party's values. While Cain and Raye say their opponents' ``my-way-or-the-highway'' approach won't work in Congress.

Low voter turnout is expected Tuesday as the 1st Congressional District, Senate and governor primary races are all uncontested.