AUGUSTA — Maine voters can now request absentee ballots for this November’s election online.
Democratic Secretary of State Matt Dunlap said voters can vote by absentee ballot through mail or in-person at their town hall.
Mainers will elect a new governor to succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Paul LePage.
Voters will also elect two U.S. senators, two representatives to Congress, state lawmakers and certain county officers.
The ballot will include a referendum question asking voters if they want to create a new tax on individual and family income above $128,400 to fund a universal home care program. The program would offer universal home care to senior citizens and individuals with disabilities regardless of income.
Voters could also approve $200 million in bonds for various infrastructure projects.
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