Under a winner-take-all system, the Democrats would have nominees who garnered less than a third of the overall vote.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Republican attacks on public lands should concern us all | Opinion
These national treasures should be preserved for the future rather than desecrated for foreign and international corporation profit-taking.
Democrats didn’t find Platner. Platner found them. | Douglas Rooks
After Tuesday’s persuasive win, perhaps the media can stop asking who Graham Platner is and start focusing on what he represents.
A common-sense fix for Medicare’s three-day rule | Opinion
The proposed Improving Access to Medicare Coverage Act would enhance access to the skilled nursing care that patients deserve.
The fight for America’s future has kicked off in Maine | Opinion
The U.S. Senate showdown between Susan Collins and Graham Platner shows us what’s at stake in the coming midterms.
Protect the lands around western Maine’s Wild River | Opinion
The federal government threatens to revoke protections for roadless areas in Maine’s White Mountains National Forest and across the country.
License plate readers support public safety | Opinion
Modern criminal activity has become more mobile and coordinated. Authorities must do what they can to keep up.
Susan Collins needs to stand up to attacks on public lands | Opinion
Utah Sen. Mike Lee has been a one-man wrecking crew on behalf of the fossil fuel lobby. Maine’s senior senator would be wise to oppose these efforts in her reelection bid.
Help Maine fight the invasive emerald ash borer | Opinion
This destructive beetle is threatening to consume roughly 5% of our state’s forests as well as endangering a vital part of Wabanaki culture.
For our nation’s 250th, why not the best? | Steve Collins
To meaningfully renew the American spirit, we should be embracing our past.