Dhalac, an experienced social worker, got more than two-thirds of the vote in the race against longtime local business owner Donald 'Cookie' Cook.

Still in postmortem mode over the midterms, when the party suffered defeats for governor, Congress and control of the Legislature, its leaders muse on how to win over voters in 2020.

People running brief, unhosted rentals in residential neighborhoods have nearly two months 'to cease operating them as such, and to begin using their properties' in compliance with city ordinances.

Four of five board candidates elected Tuesday were endorsed by a group that sought to have Julie Kukenberger fired, and one of the new board's first duties will be to review her contract.

Voters also pass an ordinance that would require landlords to give tenants 75 days of notice for rent increases.

Districts get extra state funds if they're allowed to consolidate transportation, special needs and other services at the centers.

A second set of proposed regulations is on the Nov. 6 ballot, giving voters a say on a heated issue involving a collision of property rights arguments.

Quenten Clark Jr., of Farmington, is competing against incumbent Pam Prodan, of Wilton, for a four-year term as treasurer.

Gale admits to past extramarital affairs, but denies the accusations of sexual misconduct that the Maine Democratic Party cited when it asked him to withdraw.

Republican candidate for House District 78.

Working conditions and staff morale at the jail are among the issues in the competition between Sheriff William L. King Jr. and former deputy and corrections officer Roger B. Hicks.

A prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney are vying for the job on the November ballot.

The National Association of Realtors Fund has spent $7,300 to support a city councilor facing a challenger who previously has advocated for rent control.

The votes will inform town selectmen as they develop an ordinance that would then be decided at a town meeting next May.

Jennifer DeChant and Bil Weidner want to represent Bath in the State House.

Denise Tepler wants to see more done on health care and the opioid problem, and Leon Brillant is focused on lower property taxes and Maine jobs for graduates.

Political newcomer Braden Sharpe is challenging two-term incumbent Paul Chace.

Republican Peter Doyle's name will appear on the ballot but he has not raised or spent money to challenge the incumbent.

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