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Elections

Published
October 27, 2015

Three vie for two seats on China select board

Longtime Selectman Irene Belanger is facing challengers Albert Althenn and Ronald Breton as the trio compete for two seats on the board.
Published
October 27, 2015

Complete CentralMaine.com Election Day coverage

Our reporters cover ballot issues, elected seats and bond questions from across the region.
Published
October 27, 2015

Waterville council races feature 5 candidates for 2 seats

Chairman Charles Fred Stubbert Jr. is challenged by newcomer Stephen J. Soule for his seat in Ward 1, while Councilor Karen Rancourt-Thomas faces challenges from Jacqueline Dupont and Anthony George Tompkins in Ward 7.
Published
October 27, 2015

China residents to vote on ordinance updates in election

Proposed changes involve the Town Meeting quorum, tobacco bans and the Recreation Committee's duties.
Published
October 26, 2015

Hallowell’s Ward 4 seat sought by Greenville Street neighbors

Diano Circo and Andrea Mooney both are running for City Council and say the future of the Stevens School Complex must be addressed.

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Published
October 26, 2015

Competing marijuana legalization groups join forces behind one ballot question

The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol will now support the Legalize Maine initiative to allow adults to buy marijuana for recreational use.
Published
October 24, 2015

Augusta voters to decide $1.7 million bond question Nov. 3

City officials say the money would be paid back with taxes generated by natural gas infrastructure.
Published
October 22, 2015

Winslow incumbent Ray Caron faces opponent in Town Council election

The two-term councilor for District Four is being challenged by former school board member Nancy Aldrich.
Published
October 21, 2015

Poll: Republicans want principles, not compromise

WASHINGTON— As Republican lawmakers in the House decide whether to unite around Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as the next speaker, an Associated Press-GfK poll finds Republicans nationally prefer congressional leadership that will stand on conservative principles, not compromise – even if it leads to a government shutdown. Neither party’s supporters are particularly happy with their […]
Published
October 19, 2015

Question 1 arguments: Cleaner elections or ‘welfare’ for politicians?

Voters will be asked Nov. 3 if they want to allot more public funds to candidates, and whether to identify top donors and be harder on violators.