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Gov.-elect LePage to ‘put people first’

Governor-elect Paul LePage pledged to put Maine people before politics in his victory speech Wednesday, while offering few details about his transition plans.

After an election night that left little time for sleep, the Republican spoke in the afternoon to a crowd of supporters and reporters at a Central Maine Motors Auto Group dealership. The car dealership is owned by a longtime friend of LePage, Charles Gaunce.

LePage said he stayed up most of the night monitoring the results of the race, which was too close to call until Wednesday morning.

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LePage increases lead in new poll

AUGUSTA – Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul LePage received support from 40 percent of respondents in the latest poll released by Rasmussen Reports. The poll showed Democrat Libby Mitchell was tied with independent Eliot Cutler at 26 percent.   The automated poll, which surveyed 500 likely voters on Tuesday, had four percent of respondents preferring a […]