Election
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Cumberland-North Yarmouth voters ratify $37.3M school budget
CUMBERLAND — Next year’s School Administrative District 51 budget narrowly passed its second and final hurdle, 2,159 to 2,023, at Tuesday’s budget validation referendum. The $37.3...
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South Portland approves $50 million school budget
SOUTH PORTLAND— Voters at the polls June 12 approved a $50 million school budget.
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Portland voters approve $110.6M school budget
PORTLAND — A trimmed down $110.6 million fiscal year 2019 education budget was overwhelmingly approved by city voters Tuesday. The unofficial tally was 10,992 to 3,120 in...
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Kessler wins House nomination
SOUTH PORTLAND — City democrats nominated Christopher J. Kessler to the House of Representatives at the polls June 12. Kessler recieved 600 votes to challenger...
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Scarborough councilors likely to be House candidates
SCARBOROUGH — Two Scarborough town councilors hope to become candidates for the state House of Representatives in the June 12 primaries, which will also include...
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Who's on the Primary Election ballot, where to vote in Portland
PORTLAND — Ranked-choice voting, a $110.6 million school budget, and three contested Democratic Party primaries are on the June 12 ballot. So are the party primaries for...
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Scarborough, South Portland face school budget challenges
SCARBOROUGH — With difficulty passing budgets in the past several years, recent turmoil over the recall of three School Board members and the resignation of a...
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Cape Elizabeth school budget nixes facility study
CAPE ELIZABETH — Voters on June 12 will decide whether to validate a $25.4 million school budget. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8...
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Primary elections uncontested throughout Mid-Coast
BRUNSWICK — There are no contested primaries for either the state House or Senate in the Mid-Coast. The deadline for party candidates to file nomination...
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Bath-area RSU budget heads to June 12 final vote
BATH — The Regional School Unit 1 district budget meeting drew about 50 registered voters, ran about 40 minutes, and generated very little comment on...
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Regional legislative primaries uncontested
AUGUSTA — Legislative candidates in districts representing Falmouth, Cumberland, North Yarmouth, Yarmouth, Freeport, Cheabeague Island, Durham and Pownal are uncontested in the June 12 party primaries....
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Cumberland-North Yarmouth school budget, Wescustogo rebuilding go to polls
CUMBERLAND — The proposed $37.3 million budget for School Administrative District 51 goes to referendum vote in Cumberland and North Yarmouth June 12. North Yarmouth voters...
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RSU 5 budget goes to voters without changes
FREEPORT — All articles in the $33 million budget for fiscal year 2019 were approved by residents of the three Regional School Unit 5 towns on Wednesday,...
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Chebeague Island candidates running unopposed
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND — Barring any last-minute write-in candidates, the June 12 town elections will be uncontested. Running unopposed for re-election to the Board of Selectmen are...
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Familiar Portland faces in House District 40 Democratic primary
PORTLAND — In what is likely a winner-take-all race, state Rep. Rachel Talbot Ross faces a challenge in the June 12 Democratic primary in House District...
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Brunswick school budget vote adds advisory question
BRUNSWICK — Voters will be asked to approve a $38.1 million school budget in the annual validation referendum June 12. For the first time, they will...
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Cape Elizabeth Democrats to choose House candidate
CAPE ELIZABETH — Two local attorneys are running for the Democratic nomination in Maine House District 30, which includes part of Cape Elizabeth. Anne Carney will...
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Pownal voters face choice for filling RSU 5 vacancy
POWNAL — Two candidates are running to fill a one-year vacancy on the Regional School Unit 5 Board of Directors. Erica Giddinge and Paul Benjamin Schulz...
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Falmouth voters asked to elect new Charter Commission
FALMOUTH — Under its charter, the town must create a new Charter Commission every 10 years to review the provisions that govern how the town operates....
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Portland's nearly $111M school budget proposal in hands of voters
PORTLAND — Residents will vote on a $110.6 million fiscal year 2019 school budget when they go to the polls June 12. The budget represents...
