The state commission that studied Maine’s elections says there is little or no history of voter fraud.
Michael Shepherd
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LePage ally named director of Maine Republicans
Jason Savage, who ran the governor’s political organization in 2010, has a ‘keen political mind.’
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Both parties look to curb governor’s bond delays
Several bills call for restrictions on executive power, in another example of LePage and legislators clashing.
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LePage rebuffs offer to extend liquor deal
Maine Beverage Co. included a $320 million guarantee, but state officials believe the contract is worth more.
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Bucking trend, 7 lawmakers introduce no bills in Maine House
While most of the legislators without bills to their name are freshmen who want to learn the ropes first, one is a State House veteran who just doesn’t want to submit a bill that “isn’t going to go anywhere.”
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Bills set stage for Dems vs. LePage battles
Legislators and the governor appear to be in conflict on revenue sharing, borrowing, virtual schools and more.
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Drug issues propel rise in foster care in Maine
As more children land in state custody, Health and Human Services officials say they need extra funding.
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Cutler signals Blaine House run
His campaign committee filing means that Eliot Cutler can now raise money for a potential bid.
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LePage’s cap could choke off funds for the needy
If the $10.1 million limit is hit before June 30, no one would be required to pick up the slack.
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Impact of Maine bond rate drop seen as minimal
But the lower Fitch ranking spurs a political debate about the structural changes needed to solve Maine’s budget problems.