The four Democrats running for the U.S. Senate address a Chamber of Commerce meeting in South Portland.
John Richardson
Drug Take Back Day offers safe disposal option for pills
Don Lauzier realized that something had to be done several years ago, when his father died and he had to decide what to do with unused medication.
LePage signs interim budget, keeps pressure on lawmakers
The Legislature still has to take up General Assistance spending in wake of line-item veto
Poliquin lists sources of private income
State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin listed seven private sources of income — including his two businesses — on a 2011 annual financial disclosure report filed earlier this month.
Fewer legislative candidates using Clean Election funds
The court-mandated elimination of matching money makes Clean Election financing less appealing to some.
Fewer candidates using ‘clean election’ funds
Fewer candidates for the Maine Legislature are running publicly financed campaigns this year under the state’s newly amended, and less generous, Clean Election Act.
Poliquin lists seven private income sources in filing
State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin listed seven private sources of income — including his two businesses — on a 2011 annual financial disclosure report filed earlier this month.
Obama outpacing Romney 10-1 in Maine fundraising
If campaign cash was votes — and there’s often a strong correlation between the two — the presidential race in Maine could be considered just about over.
Women have power in Senate race
Women such as Nancy Ciocca of South Portland may well decide who will be Maine’s next U.S. senator.
Women voters key in race for next senator
Women such as Nancy Ciocca of South Portland may well decide who will be Maine’s next U.S. senator. You don’t have to be a political scientist to understand the power of female voters. Just listen to the presidential campaigns arguing almost daily over who really cares more about women. The national campaign rhetoric about a […]