The bill to expand in-person voting before Election Day would require a constitutional amendment, which must first be approved by voters.

They say the first Alexander report was a skewed analysis the state can’t afford, but the DHHS chief insists it was accurate and useful.

Also: Gov. Paul LePage and Sen. Troy Jackson tangle again.

The Maine Lobstermen’s Association says the state needs a comprehensive assessment of pesticide threat.

The proposal has bipartisan backing, but a provision to freeze approval of private virtual schools faces opposition from LePage administration.