People from across Maine pour into the Augusta Civic Center to watch Republican Gov. Paul LePage be sworn in for a second term. LePage's inaugural team expected about 3,200 people to attend the ceremony and about 2,700 to attend the governor's inaugural party Wednesday evening.

First lady Ann LePage speaks at the inauguration of Gov. Paul LePage at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Maine Senate President Michael Thibodeau administers the oath of office to Gov. Paul LePage at LePage's inauguration for his second term. at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Gov. Paul LePage acknowledges cheers at the start of his inauguration at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage delivers his inaugural address after taking the oath of office for his second term at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Videographers are silhouetted as Gov. Paul LePage speaks during his inauguration at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

A screen shows the image of Gov. Paul LePage as he speaks during his inauguration at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

“My long term vision is very simple: It’s Maine without an income tax,” Gov. Paul LePage said during his second inaugural address Wednesday at the Augusta Civic Center.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage said Mainers "want a smaller, more efficient state government" during his second inaugural address Wednesday at the Augusta Civic Center.

His inaugural speech over, Gov. Paul LePage waves to the crowd at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Gov. Paul LePage laughs with Senate President Michael Thibodeau after signing paperwork and taking the oath of office at his inauguration at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage’s inaugural speech Wednesday was heavy on rhetoric and broad policy goals while avoiding many specifics of his legislative agenda.

Gov. Paul LePage gives a thumbs up to state senators at the end of his inauguration speech at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday.