A compilation of quotes from Maine’s outspoken governor.

On the second day of the party's convention, the GOP adopts a platform that takes positions on school curriculum, foreign policy and news coverage.

A number of competing bills, including Gov. Janet Mills' effort to expand existing protections, keep the issue on the front burner in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling.

Mills used her second inaugural address to tout her first-term successes, including a robust economic recovery from the pandemic, fully funding the state's share of public education and boosting the state's Rainy Day Fund to a record high.

Much as some would like to, there is no resurrecting the past.

Democrats gained strength across the lower third of the state, holding onto the Blaine House, the Legislature and both U.S. House seats. Republicans confront a party in crisis.

The Cumberland County town is one of many small Maine communities that Republicans could count on for votes – until Tuesday.

The political showdown between Janet Mills and Paul LePage began as a national race to watch. Though it ended with little drama on Election Day, LePage's defeat could usher in a new era for the state's Republican Party.

The Florida governor and presidential contender says fellow Republican would focus on family values, oppose Biden.

If 2018's 96% return rate holds, the state could see more than 200,000 absentee votes cast in this election, or roughly 23% of the electorate.

The small town in rural Franklin County has seen an exodus of employers over the years and now is bracing for the closure of the nearby paper mill in Jay.

To this day, the former governor still doesn’t understand that the health of Maine’s environment, people and economy are deeply connected.  

Gov. Janet Mills and former Gov. Paul LePage tangled over inflation and the economy in a televised debate Monday.

The gubernatorial candidates have diverging views and records on how to handle opioids, the pandemic and other issues.

Both Gov. Janet Mills and former Gov. Paul LePage have carried the city on their previous paths to the Blaine House.

The two Republican candidates told seniors at the Franco Center that Maine and the nation need change.

Does anyone really think that the current governor represents Maine’s best interests?