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Why Maine's Senate race results might not come out on Election Day
Collins’s Maine office vandalized on eve of election
Former GOP Maine Gov. Paul LePage vows to take on democratic socialists in Congress
Secretary of state reports no issues so far with DOJ monitors on Election Day
Pingree, Charles make final push in Maine governor’s race
District 2 candidates say they feel confident after months of campaigning
Maine’s top election official, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, predicted a “smooth, safe, secure” election across the state on Tuesday and discouraged fears of any disruptions by federal officials that could possibly be ordered by the Trump administration.
Election monitors don't have to identify themselves but Maine Trust for Local News reporters saw and talked with them at several polling places.
Ranked-choice voting will be used in Maine's U.S. Senate and 2nd District races, even with only two candidates on each ballot. Here's how it works.
After a failed attempt to get a transgender sports ban on this year’s Maine ballot, a group is trying again for next year.
Collins and Jackson made stops in all corners of Maine as one of the most watched U.S. senate races enters its final day.
With 39% more ballots cast early than in 2022, Maine's midterm elections see unprecedented voter turnout, bolstered by same-day registration options.
DEK: CNN spoke with voters in North Carolina, Texas, Maine and Iowa about who they’re backing in the 2026 midterms — and what’s driving their choices.
Susan Collins, the five-term incumbent, is leaning on her Appropriations Committee chairmanship to justify a sixth term. It may not save her.
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