Meanwhile, a Republican running for House District 66 calls the yard sign ‘a bit of a slap in the face.’
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LePage assails Obama over potential defense cuts
The governor says workers should be given layoff notices in case a budget deal isn’t reached, but the Obama administration says that’s premature and no one knows who — if anyone — will lose their job.
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More Maine Republicans announce support for gay marriage
Former gubernatorial candidate Steve Abbott and Ken Mehlman, former chair of the Republican National Committee, announced their support for gay marriage.
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Donors to Maine races focus on big picture
National groups have learned that controlling statehouses is a cheap path to influencing policy.
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Business impact argued at Maine gay-marriage debate
Foes say some owners would be put in a tough position. Backers say an anti-bias law exists now.
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Truth Test: Anti-Raye ad among most misleading of season
The ad in support of Mike Michaud rings false with many allegations against Maine’s Senate president.
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LePage keeps low profile in state races
Republicans say the Maine governor has a state to run. But Democrats cite his disapproval ratings.
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Political Notebook: What will deal maker Dill do?
In an interview, the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee first slams the door on the idea of leaving the race, then opens it a crack.
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District 25 race called battleground
A national Democratic group responds to Maine Republicans’ criticism of Colleen Lachowicz.
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Waterville’s ‘World of Warcraft’ race attracts national attention
The candidacy of Democratic challenger in Senate District 25 gains national exposure on Colbert Report, Huffington Post thanks to Republican attacks.