Dunlap concedes to LePage in Maine battleground
Democrats' victory was clear. The party's future is not
Susan Collins gave her first interview after her shocking Senate loss. These are the three big takeaways from it.
Maine House and Senate will soon be controlled by Democrats
Race for Golden’s open House seat in Maine heads to ranked choice voting
Tiny towns in Maine are holding up results in key races
Troy Jackson's advantage grows as the dust settles in Maine's U.S. Senate race
Sec. Bellows says Maine set new record for midterm voter turnout
Gorham elects Maine’s first openly nonbinary state lawmaker
UMaine Political Science chair calls Jackson campaign ‘impressive’ even with ‘blue wave’ help
Troy Jackson beats Susan Collins as GOP veteran concedes
Maine voter takes his message to the streets during U.S. Senate campaign
The official tally from the Secretary of State for the 2nd Congressional District race will remain undecided, probably for another week.
The official numbers are still being tallied, but it appears that Maine set a new record on Tuesday for voter turnout during a midterm election. On Wednesday, the Secretary of State's Office called it "an impressive turnout" for the Nov. 3 election, but said it would be a while before exact numbers were available.
Paul LePage declares victory, but is he jumping the gun? A recap of Maine's dramatic Senate race, and a look at Bangor amid a nationwide "blue wave."
Hannah Pingree speaks after winning Maine gubernatorial race
Republican former Gov. Paul LePage declared victory over Democratic State Auditor Matt Dunlap, despite the fact that The Associated Press had not called the race for Maine's 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House.
A 30 year run in the Senate will come to an end for Susan Collins.
Polls will close in more states with closely watched Senate races, including Maine, where GOP Sen. Susan Collins is attempting to yet again fend off a Democratic challenger in her blue-leaning state.
Election credibility is at stake more than ever this Election Day — from Maine to Alaska, where Democrats are rigging the race in a desperate attempt to control the Senate. The weeks ahead will feature lawsuits, contested races, allegations of cheating, and results virtually impossible to verify due to late votes flying in from multiple sources. Some states require no ID, there is ranked ...
Douglas Rooks sees voters rejecting Trump-era politics and giving Democrats a chance to deliver change in Maine and Washington.
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