Election

I'll give you a couple hints. He's an Arookstook County native, an entrepreneur and loves to drive wicked fast in circles.

After 14 months ballots have yet to be counted to determine if Bates College staff will be unionized or not and this is why.

Lewiston City Council weighed in on a newly proposed 24/7 homeless shelter and most members disagreed due to funding questions.

Janet Mills has raised more money then Paul LePage in the race to become the next governor and this explains what campaign finance is!

Bates college's potential labor union will be voted on soon and tensions are raising.

There is still time to make your plan to vote in the upcoming election.

Though my fascination with this show has waxed and waned over the years, one thing still remains true; Saturday Night Live seems to always do a killer job casting the right characters to play contemporary political figures. And, of course, there is no exception this year...

Absentee Ballots: A few things to keep in mind, how to fill out and track your ballot and what to do if you want to vote in-person.

Now you can go online and check the status of your absentee ballot in Maine.

Poll Workers NEEDED for Election Day 2020 and it is Paid.

With the upcoming presidential election, there has been A LOT of talk about absentee voting.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says he's reassessing his campaign.

In a few days Mainers have some choices in regards to the presidential election and Maine's ballot question one, that is the one about immunizations.

I guess my point with all of this is just to remember to be kind to other people. Just because you don't see eye to eye with someone politically doesn't make them a bad person.

this gem from their 10-6-18 broadcast which depicts Republican Senators partying in the locker room after the 50-48 confirmation vote

Gov. Paul LePage had some strong words for a local TV news reporter recently, calling her 'One Bad Lady' on camera as he was leaving the Maine State House. According to WGME, which posted the video on its Facebook page, LePage was responding to WGME reporter Marissa Bodnar, who was attempting to question the governor about a report that he planned to call on Attorney General Janet Mills to resign