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.
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Round 2 for GOP hopefuls
AUGUSTA — Four Republican hopefuls for the U.S. Senate appealed to central Maine voters Friday, each saying he is the best candidate to reduce federal spending and borrowing.
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Ballooning size of government focus of debate
AUGUSTA — Four Republican hopefuls for the U.S. Senate appealed to central Maine voters Friday, each saying he is the best candidate to reduce federal spending and borrowing.
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GOP candidates for Senate focus on U.S. debt
Four of the six Republican hopefuls outline why they’re best suited to fill the seat being vacated by Sen. Olympia Snowe.
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Party-less voter trend nothing new for Maine
Voters in much of the country have been leaving the Democratic and Republican parties and joining the ranks of the unenrolled and independent. Not here, however. Maine voters have had a deep independent streak for decades. Other states may simply be catching up, experts say. An analysis of voter registration patterns shows just why Maine […]
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Maine voters cherish their independence
Voters in much of the country have been leaving the Democratic and Republican parties and joining the ranks of the unenrolled and independent.
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FIRST POLL HAS KING, OBAMA AHEAD
AUGUSTA — Former Gov. Angus King has a big lead early in Maine’s race for a U.S. Senate seat, and President Barack Obama has an edge among Maine voters over likely Republican nominee Mitt Romney, says a poll released Friday by the Maine People’s Resource Center.
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Governor signs ‘Violette’ bill
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage signed a new pension forfeiture law Friday, saying Maine now has a stronger deterrent against corruption by public officials.
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King, Obama polling ahead of rivals
AUGUSTA — Former Gov. Angus King has a big lead early in Maine’s race for a U.S. Senate seat, and President Barack Obama has an edge among Maine voters over likely Republican nominee Mitt Romney, says a poll released Friday by the Maine People’s Resource Center.
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Law to deter corruption by public officials
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage signed a new pension forfeiture law Friday, saying Maine now has a stronger deterrent against corruption by public officials.