Dodge originally filed to run as a Republican against Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, but unenrolled from the party after February’s widely criticized caucuses.
John Richardson
Posted inNews
King files signatures, officially enters race for Snowe’s Senate seat
AUGUSTA — Former Gov. Angus King officially entered the U.S. Senate race Tuesday, filing nearly 6,000 signatures with the Maine Secretary of State’s Office.
advertisement
Posted inNews
King’s in, signatures in hand
AUGUSTA — Former Gov. Angus King officially entered the U.S. Senate race Tuesday, filing nearly 6,000 signatures with the Maine Secretary of State’s Office.
Posted inNews
King files signatures, officially enters U.S. Senate race
The former Maine governor tells a crowd at the State House today that he can help build a centrist coalition that breaks through congressional partisanship.
Posted inNews
No fraud found at Housing Authority
AUGUSTA — A state oversight office has found no evidence of fraud by the Maine State Housing Authority, according to a report presented to lawmakers Friday.
Posted inNews
LePage vetoes $20 million state research bond
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage vetoed a $20 million research and development bond and let four other bonds go to voters without his signature.
Posted inNews
Housing authority probe finds no fraud
AUGUSTA — A state oversight office has found no evidence of fraud by the Maine State Housing Authority, according to a report presented to lawmakers Friday.
Posted inNews
LePage vetoes one bond; four others go to vote
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage vetoed a $20 million research and development bond and let four other bonds go to voters without his signature.
Posted inNews
LePage vetoes $20 million research and development bond
LePage said in his veto statement that the expense is better suited for the operating budget.
Posted inNews
Oversight agency report: No evidence of MHA fraud
Expenses ‘appear to be business related,’ according to OPEGA director.