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Campaign Insights with Dieter Bradbury and Steve Mistler
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Big-name endorsements will highlight the campaign on the last day before Maine voters head to the polls.
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U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud rallies women in Portland, Gov. Paul LePage visits businesses in central and southern Maine, while Eliot Cutler focuses on Bangor area.
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The campaign of Eliot Cutler said a staffer accidentally ordered a cancellation of all television advertising, instead of a reduction.
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As the independent rejects the 'spoiler' label, Maine's U.S. Sen. Angus King switches his endorsement for governor to Democrat Mike Michaud.
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The president, the latest and last high-profile Democrat to stump for Mike Michaud this fall, tells about 3,000 people at the Portland Expo, 'You have a chance to choose a governor who puts you first.'
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"Paul LePage governs from the heart, speaks from the heart and he loves Maine," the New Jersey governor tells a crowd of 200 Tuesday.
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The Democrat logs a 14-hour day, traveling more than 115 miles for events in five towns in Maine's sprawling 2nd Congressional District.
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The independent candidate refuses to let low poll numbers derail his drive to prove his electability.
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