Cost-effective, constitutional and easy to use, the system would deliver the best results for voters and for candidates.
commentary
Greg Kesich: Political yard signs may be stupid, but freedom of speech is not
A Falmouth woman should take no pride in denying someone else their right to speak by removing Trump campaign signs.
Maine Observer: Catch a falling leaf, just for fun
Encouraging smiles and silliness – not in that order – is the point of this seasonal club at a rural Maine school.
Port City Post: Talent for tap dancing can lead to overconfidence, bigly
Being great at one thing doesn’t mean you excel at everything, especially leading the nation.
Garrison Keillor: Worry about Trump’s new role dampens glee over election finally ending
The rancor will die down and life will go on, but the billionaire could face a difficult adjustment.
Dana Milbank: With talk of fraud, Trump trying to create post-election chaos
In a state of denial and fury, many of his faithful are ready to declare the voting results illegitimate.
Commentary: Falsehoods, vitriol may win elections, but they throw democracy for a loss
The Maine Council of Churches reminds voters that effectiveness is never a litmus test for morality.
Kathleen Parker: The greatest fear of all is what happens after the election
Americans are worried about what comes next, and they have good reason to feel that way.
Maine Voices: It’s time to question whether referendums are a good way to tackle problems
Referendums have become a device for single-interest groups to fast-track their legislative agendas.
Maine Voices: Effort to legalize marijuana is full of smoke and mirrors, Cumberland DA says
It creates a profit-driven industry to market pot at a time when substance abuse runs rampant.