It’s Election Day. Without any key state offices up for reelection, this November’s ballot centers around two statewide referendum questions. Question 1 will ask voters if they want to make several changes to election law,

A woman who was directly involved in the murder of a Canadian tourist has been elected to the city council of a Maine town. Angela Walker, who […]

Maine's Total Coverage has put together a voting guide with information Mainers should know before heading to the polls.

Two referendum questions are being voted on across Maine. One has to do with changing election laws, including establishing voter ID, while the other is about creating a red flag law.

Mainers voted Tuesday on changes to election and gun laws with Questions 1 and 2, and many communities voted on municipal elections and local referendums.

There was a high voter turnout across the state of Maine today. Bangor in particular saw long lines throughout the day.

Real-time statewide and town-by-town results for Maine's 2025 election. Use the navigation below to view maps and results for each race.

NEWS CENTER Maine spoke with Secretary of State Shenna Bellows about what voters should know before heading to the polls.

An unguarded election process is a threat to all of us. If only a few votes make the difference in the choosing of one candidate over another, as is often the case, then every vote is critical to ensure an accurate and secure election.

On Tuesday, Maine voters rejected Question 1, a Republican-backed measure primarily about voter ID, that, if approved, would have restricted absentee voting and ballot access and disenfranchised eligible voters.

Voters in Maine and Texas are deciding whether to enact new Republican-backed measures that supporters say would help safeguard elections, but which opponents believe are intended to make voting more