But overall, Mainers can be proud of the election process and the absence of political corruption here.

Almost every race-based controversy in the U.S. has led to progress once the anger has subsided.

While election day has become a national festival of complaining, this holiday gives us a chance to renew

Seeking to boost the economy, voters supported every one of the small-business and innovation bonds.

Reforms like runoff elections or ranked-choice voting would fix the problems that plague multi-candidate races.

The Democratic Party better heed this wake-up call.

It won’t stop until voters punish candidates who resort to attacking their opponents.

If there’s going to be a repeat of 2010’s late surge in the race for Maine governor, it needs to happen now.