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Saw high school civic classes visiting polls, doing exit polling at half dozen Maine polling places #MaineVotes pic.twitter.com/prJRPaZWQF

— Penelope Overton (@PLOvertonPPH) November 8, 2016

Election Warden: really good turnout and absentee balloting this morning at the #SouthPortland Community Center. #MaineVotes pic.twitter.com/AmPCzDqPeO

— Penelope Overton (@PLOvertonPPH) November 8, 2016

WESTBROOK, ME, NOVEMBER 8: Destiny Anderson, 22 of Westbrook, waits to register to vote at the Fred C. Wescott Community Building on election day. Also her birthday, today is the first time Destiny was able to vote in a Presidential election, missing the last one by a few days. Reflecting upon the experience, she says, "I feel proud to vote as a woman". (Photo by Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer) @cwalsh63

A photo posted by Portland Press Herald (@portlandpressherald) on Nov 8, 2016 at 8:06am PST

Gray election warden says "incredible" turnout. 40 people waiting in line at 6 am. #mainevotes pic.twitter.com/eJeULo2Mo2

— Randy Billings (@randybillings) November 8, 2016

Only 1 machine means long wait in Augusta ward1 for First Lady and @Governor_LePage #mainevotes #mepolitics pic.twitter.com/KZcdYNxXas

— Joe Phelan (@Joe__Phelan) November 8, 2016

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Long line in #ChinaME this morning — about a 20 minute wait. #MaineVotes pic.twitter.com/rjkm1zWGSz

— Scott Monroe (@ScottDMonroe) November 8, 2016

High turnout in Gardiner #mainevotes #mepolitics pic.twitter.com/y2de151g8z

— Joe Phelan (@Joe__Phelan) November 8, 2016

PORTLAND, ME, NOVEMBER 8: Stephanie Salamone talks with her daughter Francesca, 4, while waiting in line to vote at Deering High School in Portland on election day morning. The lines were longer than Stephanie thought they would be, she said, “we might be a little late for work and school, but this is a priority”. (Photo by Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer) @cwalsh63

A photo posted by Portland Press Herald (@portlandpressherald) on Nov 8, 2016 at 5:04am PST

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