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As dictated by voters last month, Democrat Kamala Harris will receive three electoral votes from Maine while President-elect Donald Trump will receive a single vote.
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In addition to the presidential and congressional races, Maine voters will decide on five ballot questions and fill all 186 seats in the state Legislature.
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Maine election officials expect a smooth vote but are still 'preparing for every potential scenario'Maine traditionally has among the highest voter participation rates in the nation. But the heightened political tensions nationwide have also raised concerns about disruption at the polls.
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The Democratic Association of Secretaries of State is gearing up to fight what they anticipate will be a flood of Republican lawsuits targeting election officials.
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At an American floating offshore wind conference in Portland this week, developers and investors' confidence in the future of wind is unshakeable.
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While fewer Maine voters have asked for absentee ballots than four years ago, requests so far this fall are out-pacing those from 2022.
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Black Mainers for Harris-Walz officially launched its fall campaign at an event in Portland on Wednesday.
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The independent presidential candidate had announced last week that he was suspending his campaign, although he planned to stay on the ballot in some states.
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The environmental attorney and anti-vaccination activist is hoping to pick up support from disenchanted Democrats and Republicans as well as independents.
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The poll from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center is the first to gauge Maine voters' feelings about the presidential race since President Biden dropped his bid for a second term.