Mike Michaud leads Paul LePage by 2 points, with Eliot Cutler well behind.
Elections 2014
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Poll shows tightening race for Maine governor
Mike Michaud leads Paul LePage by 2 points, with Eliot Cutler well behind.
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Poll shows Poliquin with a lead in Maine’s 2nd District
Democrat state Sen. Emily Cain trails in a race attracting attention from national interest groups in both parties.
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House Speaker Boehner heads to Maine to support Poliquin
Bruce Poliquin is hoping to become the first Republican to sit in the 2nd District seat in nearly two decades.
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Candidates for Maine governor release fundraising numbers
All three campaigns show strong results, but LePage and Michaud have a lot more money left to spend than Cutler.
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Michaud agrees to debate Cutler if LePage doesn’t show
Michaud had previously said he would only attend debates if LePage was there.
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Michelle Obama to stump for Michaud in Orono next month
Her visit continues a string of high-profile figures to campaign on behalf of Michaud in Maine’s three-way race for governor.
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The working life of Paul LePage
The Republican governor’s success in business informs his view that personal responsibility trumps the role of government.
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Cutler campaign says it raised over $400,000 in latest reporting period
The independent candidate for governor already has raised more for this election than he did in his 2010 campaign, but still lags in the polls.
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LePage critics, citing new report, say his economic policies aren’t working
Rep. Mike Michaud and Eliot Cutler point to the federal data as proof of ‘failed leadership.’