As we congratulate Governor-elect Hannah Pingree as Maine’s next governor, we need to recognize that this is a moment of opportunity for our state. Mainers are grappling with rising costs; growing threats to public health;

Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says the state will learn later this winter how its turnout compares nationally.

The RCV process begins Monday in Augusta, with officials first verifying results from the congressional district.

While there is little doubt that Paul LePage is going to be the next U.S. Representative for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, there is going to be a delay in the final results. Simple math shows that the former Republican governor is all but guaranteed to defeat Democratic State Auditor Matt Dunlap.

The In the Arena podcast team reacts to the result of the U.S. Senate race, which they described as "a tremendous earthquake."

Political Brew host Phil Hirschkorn is joined by Democratic political analyst Betsy Sweet and Republican political analyst Joe Bruno.

Cranberry Isles is one of 88 towns that opts to hand count its ballots on election night. Since 2024, dozens of towns have switched to using voting tabulation devices.

Just days after being elected, members of the incoming state legislature have picked their leaders. In the Senate, the majority and assistant majority leaders are Democratic senators Jill Duson and Teresa Pierce.

Gov. Janet Mills met with Governor-elect Hannah Pingree in Augusta on Friday morning to discuss the upcoming transition of power in Augusta.

The race for Maine’s Second Congressional District is going to ranked choice tabulations.

The official tally from the Secretary of State for the 2nd Congressional District race will remain undecided, probably for another week.