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The nonprofit group hosts free story-sharing potluck suppers around the state in an effort to combat the epidemic of loneliness.
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The nonprofit group hosts free story-sharing potluck suppers around the state in an effort to combat the epidemic of loneliness.
The booths were full and there was a long line of voters waiting to put ballots into the machines just before 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley in Gardiner.
People check in and pick up ballots around 8:10 a.m. on Election Day at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley in Gardiner.
The booths were mostly full around 9:40 a.m. on a busy Election Day at the fire station in West Gardiner.
The city of Gardiner polling place offered special "I Voted" stickers featuring art by the winner of a Gardiner Public Library contest. The sticker is pictured Tuesday at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley in Gardiner.
The booths were mostly full around 9:40 a.m. on a busy Election Day at the West Gardiner fire station.
Voters fill out ballots around 11:20 a.m. Tuesday at Kents Hill School's Alfond Athletic Center in Readfield.
The city of Gardiner polling place offered special "I Voted" stickers featuring art by the winner of a Gardiner Public Library contest.
Randy Helm, a poll watcher for the Democratic Party, and his poodle named Bogart, keep an eye on the election around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Kents Hill School's Alfond Athletic Center in Readfield.
The line of voters stretches out of the building just before doors open at 8 a.m. Tuesday at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley in Gardiner.
Haileigh Miller, 19, voting for the first time, at left, stands with her mother, Melissa Moulton, at the James H. Bean School in Sidney after voting Tuesday. Both said they voted for Donald Trump for president.
A simple voting sign could be seen Tuesday at the Mount Vernon Community Center.
A voting sign seen on Election Day at the Mount Vernon Community Center.
Voters fill out ballots just after noon Tuesday at the Mount Vernon Community Center.
Voters look at sample ballots before checking in around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mount Vernon Community Center.
Voters fill out their ballots Tuesday morning at the Pittston Town Office.
Residents fill out their ballots Tuesday at the Pittston Town Office.
Voters stand in line to receive their ballots from poll workers Tuesday at the Pittston Town Office.
People wait outside the Pittston Town Office to cast their vote Tuesday. The line of voters was out the door all morning, according to Pittston Deputy Clerk Samantha Cameron.
Moriah Davis, 26, and her 1-year-old daughter, Penelope, exit the Waterville polls at Thomas College just after 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Sarah Jones, Monmouth’s election clerk, holds the registrations of around 70 new voters.
Randy Helm, a poll watcher for the Democratic Party, and his poodle named Bogart, keep an eye on the election around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Kents Hill School's Alfond Athletic Center in Readfield.
Colby College student Connor Ransom, 21, of Poolsville, Md., was a volunteer Tuesday at the Waterville polls.
Colby College student Mariella Laria, 19, of Massachusetts was among those who took a minibus to the polls Tuesday to vote.
