The Republican secretary of state has run out of vacation time, his office says.
John Richardson
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Poll suggests Mainers will OK bond proposals
The poll results also show, once again, that Gov. Paul LePage remains a polarizing figure, two years after his narrow election.
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Three long shots have low profiles, lofty ambitions in U.S. Senate race
Intriguing backgrounds add heft to their determination to battle waste, excess and incompetence in government.
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Former Republican Sen. Simpson backs King
The former Wyoming senator says Angus King could become an independent bridge between the deadlocked parties in the Senate.
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USM student charged with setting fire in Gorham dorm
The junior is arrested after allegedly setting a trash can fire early Monday.
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US Senate race: Dill, King support Affordable Care Act; Summers would vote to repeal
Two of the major candidates for Maine’s open U.S. Senate seat support the Affordable Care Act. The third would repeal it.
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Obamacare divides Maine’s candidates for U.S. Senate
The Republican in the field advocates repeal, while his rivals support the law and say even more needs to be done.
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Dill: Don’t be afraid of vote-splitting
Maine U.S. Senate candidate Cynthia Dill held a news conference Friday to encourage supporters to stick with her and not vote for someone else out of fear.
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Rival Maine politicians join to fight debt crisis
Ex-Democratic Gov. John Baldacci and ex-Republican state Sen. Rick Bennett will lead Maine’s chapter of Fix the Debt.
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US Senate hopefuls disagree on how best to reduce federal debt
Maine’s major U.S. Senate candidates disagree strongly over what to do about the growing national debt.