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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Incumbent Lachowicz battles newcomer Cyrway in Maine Senate District 16
The new district includes Waterville, Winslow, Fairfield, Albion, Benton, Clinton and Unity Township.
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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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Democrat faces county Republican chairman in Maine House District 83
Both Rep. Gay Grant, D-Gardiner, and Republican Curtis Ayotte, of Farmingdale, say they’ll work across the aisle.
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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 in Pittsfield area House race see business growth as key issue
Republican Scott Strom is challenging incumbent Democrat Stanley Short Jr. in the district, which includes Clinton, Detroit and Pittsfield.
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Incumbent Waterville councilor faces opposition in Ward 4
City Councilor Erik Thomas, D-Ward 4, faces a challenge from newcomer Sydney R. Mayhew, a Republican, in the Nov. 4 election.
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Maine House District 82 features two newcomers to state politics
Rachel Sukeforth and Randall Greenwood seek to represent people in Litchfield, Monmouth and Wales.
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Maine’s candidates for governor make their case to voters in final debate
Though more subdued than Monday night’s debate in Portland, the event in Auburn includes some jabs between candidates.