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HALLOWELL: "It's a progressive place and very open-minded, without discrimination. It's a little city that has respect for everyone despite their differences," says Laurel Rouillard, right, with co-workers Rick Morrow and Katie Daggett outside the Cause 4 Paws Used Home Furnishings store on Water Street. Amelia Kunhardt/Staff Photographer GREENE: Address signage in Greene, which voted heavily for Paul LePage in the gubernatorial election. Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer

LEFT: HALLOWELL, ME – NOVEMBER 6: “It’s a progressive place and very open-minded, without discrimination. It’s a little city that has respect for everyone despite their differences,” says Laurel Rouillard, right, with co-workers Rick Morrow and Katie Daggett outside the Cause 4 Paws Used Home Furnishings store on Water Street, Thurs. November 6, 2014. The town of Hallowell stands out as having the highest percentage of voters in the state who selected Democrat Mike Michaud in the Nov. 4 election. Michaud lost to incumbent Republican Paul LePage. (Photo by Amelia Kunhardt/Staff Photographer)
RIGHT: GREENE, ME – NOVEMBER 6: Address signage in Greene, Maine, which voted heavily for Paul LePage in the gubernatorial election this week on Thursday, November 6, 2014. (Photo by Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer)

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