Democrat Charlotte Warren and Republican Darrick Banda are competing to represent Hallowell, Manchester and West Gardiner.
Elections 2014
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Somerset County sheriff race sparks campaign dispute
The wife of a supporter of candidate Kris McKenna used a fake name to tip off the media to a complaint she filed against Dale Lancaster.
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Nine things you might not know about Hillary Clinton
The former secretary of state and first lady will headline a rally in Maine for Mike Michaud on Friday.
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$1.6 million spent on TV ads for bear hunt ballot question
Overall, groups have spent about $1.50 on the ads for every one Maine voter.
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Democrats’ allies outspending Republican groups in state races
A total of $10.4 million has been spent by organizations that are not limited in the amount of money they may spend.
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Maine students give LePage another four years
Some 12,000 students from across the state re-elect LePage, pick Cain, Pingree and Collins, and vote no on bear baiting ban.
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Collins, Bellows square off in second joint appearance
The contenders for U.S. Senate are cordial but critical of each other in their first TV debate.
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Former President George H.W. Bush endorses LePage
The Bushes call the Maine governor a ‘get-it-done’ leader.
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Maine students elect LePage by a small margin in mock election
Students from 130 schools across the state give the governor 38.5 percent of the vote, while Mike Michaud gets 35.8 percent and Eliot Cutler gets 25.4 percent.
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Candidates for governor let loose at USM in latest TV debate
While LePage and Michaud spar in freewheeling exchanges, Cutler is a little less forceful while asserting that voters are weary of the bickering.