The former president addresses about 1,600 Democratic supporters in Portland, lending a national spotlight to Mike Michaud’s campaign.
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Surly 2014 electorate poised to ‘keep the bums in’
With less than 10 weeks to the elections, Republicans and Democrats who assess this fall’s midterm contests say the power of incumbency trumps the sour public mood and antipathy toward gridlocked Washington.
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Maine candidates for governor to speak at energy forum
The three are scheduled to present their energy policies at an upcoming E2Tech event at USM.
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Minimum wage increase not on N.H. Republican agenda
Two former U.S. senators among the N.H. candidates opposing such a measure.
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Democrats’ ‘ground game’ meets voters on home turf
Canvassers walk, knock and talk but most importantly, listen, in hopes of improving November outcomes.
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More tickets made available for Clinton rally in Portland
The former president is making an appearance in support of Democrat Mike Michaud.
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Fact checking LePage on R&D, MTI and innovation
Gov. Paul LePage appeared out of his comfort zone a few times during a presentation he made Tuesday night at the Casco Bay Tech Hub in Portland.
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Cutler takes aim at welfare reform
In his plan, the independent for governor said he agrees with Gov. Paul LePage on many topics but the governor has ‘failed to gain broad acceptance for his good ideas’
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Maine ethics panel allows Cutler to raise as much as party candidates
The decision also means Democrat Mike Michaud and Republican Paul LePage can raise $3,000 from new donors.
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New LePage ads pushing his ‘uniqueness’
Republicans are embracing his often blunt style trying to get ahead of Democrats eager to attack it.