The U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the doctrine have addressed redistricting – but they’ve been silent on instant-runoff systems.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Mainers in recovery have what employers need
A York County collaboration on June 7 will connect those seeking work with those seeking workers.
Our View: Senate farm bill should focus on eliminating actual barriers to work
To get ahead, low-income Mainers need their senators to boost employment training funds, not cut food assistance.
Our View: Elderly also suffer from opioid epidemic
Sen. Susan Collins’ hearing shines a much-needed light on a little-known problem.
Another View: Infant’s parent gets scare when chickenpox hits nursery school
Families who opt out of vaccinations should rethink their choice, for the protection of their kids and everyone else’s.
Our View: Wall of Faces reveals price paid in Vietnam
As America’s longest war recedes into history, it’s important to remember the real cost.
Letter From the Publisher: Delivery woes undermine our commitment to service
We are trying to keep our promises, but a tight labor market has us falling short.
Another View: NFL’s anthem rule vs. the patriotism of protest
The league forfeits the chance to send a powerful message by defending players’ right to kneel.
Our View: Despite Maine watchdog agency’s report, questions linger regarding children’s deaths
Two young girls died as a result of abuse suffered over time. How could it have gone unaddressed?
Another View: California county finally wises up about illegal pot shops
Going after landlords is the key to putting operators of unlicensed dispensaries out of business.