Bangor Daily News
Letter: Rejection of Question 1 good start to reclaiming our democracy
“Question 1 on the Nov. 4 ballot was defeated decisively, and deservedly so.”
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5mMaine Democrats add seats in the Legislature, giving Hannah Pingree a bigger majority
Democrats said they won at least 87 seats in the 151-member House and 22 of 35 Senate seats as of early Wednesday.
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3mLewiston’s mayor faces runoff after a tumultuous year in city politics
Challenger Rick LaChapelle had 45.7% of votes to 35.3% for Mayor Carl Sheline, according to unofficial results.
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2mWaterville Mayor Michael Morris beats Matthew Boulerice again
Morris, a Democrat, had 4,022 votes to 2,012 for Boulerice, a Republican, according to unofficial results.
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3mFormer chief deputy has sizable lead in heated Hancock County sheriff’s race
Corey Bagley held nearly a 3,000-vote lead over Dakota Dupuis at around 1 a.m. Wednesday.
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7mConservative slate takes all 3 open Bangor City Council seats
The outcome is a sign that an uptick in organizing on the right, backed by tens of thousands in spending on ads, paid off in a city that typically votes blue.