Political Pulse

In this week’s Pulse: Biden's gas tax holiday, bipartisan gun deal advances, SCOTUS on Maine schools, and waiting on the Dobbs v. Jackson decision.

In this week’s Pulse: lackluster voter participation in Tuesday's primaries, a big margin following big-time spending, ranked choice voting, and Wabanaki bill advances in Congress.

In this week’s Pulse: LePage walks fine line between fraud claims and discouraging voter turnout; Rep. Jared Golden joins GOP to oppose gun-control bill; primary election watch; the Maine connection in clash of foreign agents.

In this week's Political Pulse: The Big Lie surfaces in 2nd District race, here come the independents, Soros unloads on Cumberland County DA race, and a shortage of envelopes.

This week’s tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, has unfortunately sparked what is by now a predictable – and predictably partisan – debate on Capitol Hill about how to deal with mass shootings and gun violence.

In this week's Pulse: looking ahead to the marquee of State House contests, Golden strong with independents, "radical lessons" and bellwether race for November?

In this week's Pulse: sidewalk chalk, dirt road wars, semi-open primaries, the Maine Democratic convention, and the quiet death of the tribal sovereignty bill.

In this week's Pulse: Maine braces for the fall of Roe v. Wade, Collins again haunted by Kavanaugh vote and Mills outraises LePage.

In this week's Pulse: The status of the tribal sovereignty bill and its political implications.

In this week's Pulse: Mills' surplus spending plan enacted with bipartisan support, two Wabanaki bills not yet settled, unfunded child welfare overhauls and more incomplete work.