Republicans are worried after Maine Democrats’ strong primary turnout
More than 200,000 voters cast ballots in the Democratic Senate primary, up from 162,000 in the party’s 2020 primary.
More than 200,000 voters cast ballots in the Democratic Senate primary, up from 162,000 in the party’s 2020 primary.
The Bangor Daily News built a simulator tool to see how the ranked-choice tallies may play out in Maine’s gubernatorial primaries.
Here are updates on the big races all the way down to the legislative and county primaries that faced Mainers yesterday.
The president has spent years singling her out for daring to occasionally defy him on some issues.
Russell had 54.1% of votes to 45.9% for Joshua Pietrowicz of New Gloucester at 12:37 a.m. Wednesday.
About 64% of voters approved a budget backed by the conservative-led City Council that would cut more than 20 positions in Augusta schools
Platner characterized the campaign as a movement that’s bigger than him and vowed to beat U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in November.
Charles had the most first-round votes by a wide margin with 39.2% after riding a wave of grassroots support in an untraditional campaign.
Former political operative Jordan Wood of Auburn led Bangor state Sen. Joe Baldacci and State Auditor Matt Dunlap in early returns.
Four of the five candidates each had more than 20% of the early vote count across the state.
Platner had 77.7% of votes when the Bangor Daily News and Decision Desk HQ, its election results partner, called the race at 9:07 p.m.
Oyster farmer Graham Platner is the presumptive nominee, but he’s faced a string of recent controversies.
“A lot of people don’t, number one, have qualifications and, number two, don’t understand the common person and everyday struggles.”
The County’s primary election is often a low-key event, but this year’s highly publicized races have garnered national attention.
Genevieve McDonald worries that Democrats are learning “to excuse what we should condemn.”
Roughly 800 people had voted in Bangor by 11 a.m., and voting looked steady across polling stations in southern Maine.
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