Republican Patrick Corey came out ahead then, but Democrat Jennie Butler is back to mount another challenge.
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House District 24: Two experienced legislators face off for a Windham seat
Republican Thomas Tyler says he likes Democratic Rep. Mark E. Bryant but it’s time for a more conservative voice in his seat in Augusta.
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Incumbents face a challenger in Windham school board race
A key question facing the board is whether Raymond will withdraw from the two-town school district.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Politics
Gorham Town Council: Three running for two open three-year seats
Two incumbents are not seeking re-election.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Politics
TV ad spending heats up in Maine’s race for governor
A Democratic group has reported another $300,000 ad buy, and a Republican group is spending another $150,000.
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Get tickets to the Portland Press Herald, University of New England sponsored gubernatorial debate
Readers can enter their names and contact information for a chance to get a limited number of tickets to the Oct. 10 debate.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, News, Politics
Maine Democrats outraising Republicans almost 2-to-1 this election season
Democrats have brought in $7.5 million, while Republicans and unenrolled candidates have each raised $4.3 million, producing a $16.1 million total – more than double the amount raised at this point in 2014.
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Dollars from donors: See who’s financed Maine’s 2018 governor’s race
Final campaign finance reports show that the candidates’ campaigns raised over $7 million in the 2018 race.
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Mills the top fundraiser in Maine’s race for governor, new reports show
The Democrat took in more than twice as much as Republican Shawn Moody in the latest two-month reporting period, while Alan Caron loaned himself another $240,000 and Terry Hayes broke the $1 million mark in Clean Elections funding.
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When time comes for candidate debates, the underdogs have no stage fright. Here’s why.
In the final stretch to November’s elections, debate season will heat up and candidates low in the polls will get the exposure they need.