Janet Mills has raised $380,539.20 since Sept. 1, while her rival Shawn Moody has collected $253,708.70.

She cites points he made in conversations with her.

Negotiators don't expect to reach an accord with the nation by the Sunday deadline sought by the U.S. and Mexico.

Two candidates remain: Democrat Jon Gale and independent Jonathan Sahrbeck.

The Senate Judiciary Committee schedules a vote on Brett Kavanaugh for Friday, while Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says, ‘I'm confident we're going to win.’

The problem is obvious: There are only so many female senators. The remedy may be just as apparent: Elect more.

Republican Seth Carey, running to be the top prosecutor in Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties, faces sanctions for conduct including unwanted sexual advances.

Chris O'Neil, a consultant to wind power opponents, quit the Maine Wind Energy Advisory Commission last week, the third departure in recent months from the panel that LePage exempted from Maine's right-to-know law.

President Trump expresses support for his Supreme Court nominee, who writes a defiant letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee and tells Fox News Channel, ‘I'm not going anywhere.’

The group chants 'we will not be silenced' outside the office of Maine's senior senator, who later told the media that the Supreme Court nominee's second accuser should be interviewed under oath.

Deputy Attorney Rod Rosenstein and the president have sparred over Robert Mueller's investigation, and Rosenstein appeared early Monday to be on his way out.

Senate Democrats investigate a claim by a former Yale student who says the court nominee exposed himself to her at a college party.

The deputy attorney general denies suggesting secretly recording the president or removing him from office.

Who will be asking questions remains unanswered.

Sam Patten, a Camden native who aided top-level campaigns in Maine and served as a power broker overseas, is ensnared in the special counsel's probe.

There were no key votes in the House.

Even some Republican women are striking back at what they see as sexist barbs from Democrats.

Republicans said they would accommodate several of Ford's requests, including ensuring that she had adequate security at the Capitol and that Kavanaugh would not be in the room when she speaks.

She has spent her life researching trauma and whether it is possible to get past it.

Garrett Ventry was working on the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh.

The president says the Justice Department and U.S. allies have raised security concerns about their disclosure.

Maine Equal Justice Partners wants a judge to bring in an outside party to amend the state's expansion plan and short-circuit the governor's request that the federal government reject the plan.

The deputy attorney general denies the reports and it was difficult amid the conflicting accounts to discern the precise context for his comments and how they were intended.

The Maine senator said the president was 'completely inappropriate' in his tweets about Christine Blasey Ford on Friday morning.

Christine Blasey Ford's lawyer asked late Friday for an extra day before deciding whether Ford would testify before the Judiciary Committee next week.

King, who toured Acadia on Thursday with acting Director Dan Smith and Rep. Bruce Poliquin, says Americans must commit to leaving national parks in better shape for the next generation.

The Legislative Council says the Capitol building must be maintained as a 'neutral institution of democracy' and not tainted by political messages.

The state's top court recently left consideration of constitutional issues about Medicaid expansion to a Superior Court judge, who will begin to weigh such matters next week.

A lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford, who has fled with her family after receiving death threats, tells senators that she wants terms 'that are fair and which ensure her safety.'

Only Vermont has a law that says that candidates for governor must release at least part of their returns.

Although the Republican reforms cut taxes for many, candidates in high-income states tell voters that the cap on local and state tax deductions will hit them hard.

Susan Collins, a key vote, says the options available for Kavanaugh's accuser to testify are sufficient, and she urges Christine Blasey Ford to speak Monday.

Members of the Belgrade select board say Dennis Keschl consulted with them before agreeing to enter the District 76 race for the Maine House of Representatives.

Republicans refuse the accuser's request that the FBI investigate her allegation before she testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The duo, both in their 70s, are accused of voting in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

The president does not offer a firm answer when asked about the attorney general's future.

At a North-South summit, the leaders of the two Koreas say would seek to host the 2032 Summer Olympics together.

Mark Andre's petition seeks money from the colleges to help lower the city's tax rate over the next five years.

The spectacle of Hill being peppered with insensitive questions by a panel of powerful men inspired many women to run for office.

President Trump's latest round of import levies on Chinese imports will add costs to more than 100 car parts.

Three parties argue in letters that the U.S. government should allow 70,000 more Mainers to get health coverage as state law dictates, despite the governor's opposition.

The Democrat proposes consolidating economic development and workforce programs, low-interest loans to employers for hiring workers, and expanding broadband internet access.

Maine's senior senator is still undecided on whether she will support President Trump's Supreme Court nominee as sexual assault allegations against him have disrupted the process

In a statement issued Tuesday, the RNC says Moody is the 'epitome of the American Dream.'

The trade war continues to escalate.

Rep. Chris Collins is under federal indictment accusing him of insider trading and lying to the FBI.

The hearing is announced just hours after she and several colleagues said the Supreme Court nominee and his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, should testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

More than half of the money is to oppose Republican candidate Shawn Moody.

Senate Republicans delay a Judiciary Committee vote that had been planned for Thursday.

Vintage Kennedy photographs have been digitized and published online.

A trove of documents show the WikiLeaks founder's budding relationship with Russia.

Sen. Jeff Flake, a Republican member of the Judiciary Committee, urges the panel not to act immediately on the Supreme Court nominee.

A top Republican pollster says the outcome hinges not on the economy, but how voters feel about Trump.

While his friend watched, she says, a teenage Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes.

Donald Trump and Paul LePage are casting long shadows over elections to fill the 186 seats in the House and Senate.

He was among the participants in a June 2016 Trump Tower meeting in New York with Russians and Trump's oldest son and son-in-law that was arranged for the campaign to receive derogatory information about Democratic president nominee Hillary Clinton.

While Florence wreaks havoc on the Carolinas, the president goes back on Twitter on Friday to dispute experts' conclusion that nearly 3,000 died from the effects of Hurricane Maria.

Just 25 percent of Americans say it's very or extremely important that a candidate has strong religious beliefs, according to the poll.

Retired Adm. Will McRaven resigned after he criticised Trump for revoking former CIA director's security clearance.

A group of Bowdoin College students marched through downtown to Collins' office, followed by a second rally with protesters clad in black.

The allegation is made in a letter passed along to the FBI, which vets federal nominees.

It is unclear what information President Trump's former campaign manager is prepared to provide to investigators looking into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

There were indications that Nixon's aggressive challenge pushed the incumbent governor to the left on several issues, including legalizing marijuana and addressing crumbling public housing in New York City.

The party supports its candidate, Mark Holbrook, but independent Marty Grohman also gets Republican backing.

Rep. Craig Hickman, D-Winthrop, sang the national anthem and read a prayer on Thursday morning to open the last day of the 128th Maine Legislature.

The nature and importance of the information provided by Democrat Dianne Feinstein, as well as who gave it to her, aren't known.

Steven McGrath came from the private energy sector, where he specialized in finance and management.

The state party will host the president's eldest son at an event in Portland on Oct. 1

On its last day of action in a marathon year, legislators also pass a change to foreclosure law, and some level not-so-veiled criticism at the governor.

The Maine senator, feeling the heat in the intense battle over Brett Kavanaugh's U.S. Supreme Court nomination, calls out callers who resort to obscenity.

Maine's independent U.S. senator cites 5 reasons for his decision, and says the 'stakes are too high' to support President Trump's nominee.