00000171-bbcb-dc93-afff-bbebd3b60000RESULTS:Question 1: York County CasinoYes, 57,230 - 17 percent* No, 285,074 - 83 percent570 of 584 precincts - 98 percentQuestion 2: Medicaid Expansion* Yes, 202,456 - 59 percentNo, 141,033 - 41 percent570 of 584 precincts - 98 percentQuestion 3: Transportation Bond* Yes, 246,064 - 72 percentNo, 95,560 - 28 percent570 of 584 precincts - 98 percentQuestion 4: Constitutional Amendment* Yes, 208,094 - 63 percentNo, 122,325 - 37 percent570 of 584 precincts - 98 percentSTATEWIDE BALLOT QUESTIONS:Question 1 allows a certain company to operate a gambling facility in York County.Maine Calling: Question 1: GamblingMore Coverage: How An Embattled Developer Fought To Get A Maine Casino Up For Statewide Referendum and Among Southern Maine Business Owners, Support For Casino A CrapshootQuestion 2 expands Medicaid to approximately 70,000 more Mainers.Maine Calling: Question 2: Medicaid ExpansionMore Coverage: Outcome Of Maine's Lengthy Medicaid Expansion Battle Now In Voters' HandsQuestion 3 authorizes a $105 million infrastructure bond.More Coverage: Maine Voters To Decide Fate Of $105M Borrowing Package For Roads, BridgesQuestion 4 amends the Maine Constitution regarding state pensions.More Coverage: Question 4, Making Changes To State Pension System, Has Broad SupportLOCAL BALLOT QUESTIONS:In Portland, voters decided whether to:Rehabilitate four schools, two schools, or none. (read more here)Establish tenants' rights and rent stabilization measures. (read more here)In Lewiston and Auburn, voters decided whether to consolidate municipalities into Lewiston-Auburn. (read more here)Scroll down for more stories on Maine's 2017 elections, which took place Tuesday, Nov. 7.
