He intends to move on from the voice mail controversy and other conduct as Senate Republicans consider seeking more corrective action.
Paul LePage
Senate president fills in if Maine governor resigns or is impeached
The position held by Mike Thibodeau is first in the line of succession outlined by the Maine Constitution, followed by the House speaker, Mark Eves, and the secretary of state, Matt Dunlap.
Gov. LePage speaks again on race and drugs, but not why color matters
The remarks are causing growing discomfort in Republican political ranks, angering some New England officials and frustrating leaders of Maine’s black community.
Amid signs of backlash over LePage, will tourists stay away from Maine?
Industry officials wait to see if the political storm and national attention damage Maine as recent controversies did in two other states.
Maine House Republicans stand by LePage, deciding to take no action
Democrats say the response falls far short of the ‘corrective action’ that’s needed.
New England politicians blast LePage’s latest racial comments
At a governors’ conference in Boston, Gov. LePage again blamed Maine’s opioid epidemic on black and Hispanic people from out of state.
‘Time to move on’? Gov. LePage sends mixed signals on his future
He raises the possibility of not completing his second term, then backs away later while planning to meet with the Democratic legislator he threatened.
LePage considers ‘corrective action’ after Republicans intervene
Party leaders confront the governor over his racial comments and threats, and he plans to talk with family and advisers to decide how to address their concerns.
Pressure is building on LePage over his behavior
Democrats urge Republicans to intervene, a leading Republican state senator suggests a censure vote, and thousands of people sign an online petition urging him to resign.
Bill Nemitz: LePage, just stick to shooting off your mouth
After all, gun duels went out of vogue in the 19th century