Clinton now hopes to roll up a large electoral vote margin in next month’s election.
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Clinton edges Trump in Maine’s 2nd District in new poll
The survey suggests the race for Maine’s more conservative congressional district – and one electoral college vote – remains a dead heat, however.
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Three states say they denied Russia request to monitor election
Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana reportedly received requests to allow Russian official to be present at polling stations.
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Trump, Clinton turn charity roast into scorcher
Donald Trump draws big laughs early in his speech but then appears to lose the room as he repeatedly digs in with caustic swipes at Clinton, drawing boos. Clinton dishes it back.
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Republican candidates caught up in Trump’s turmoil
Disheartened and fearful congressional members scramble for their seats after Trump’s latest blast, about not accepting election results.
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Maine ethics commission: Facebook ‘like’ doesn’t support collusion charge
The Maine Republican Party complained that Democratic Senate candidate Jonathan Fulford illegally coordinated with an out-of-state super PAC.
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Former Maine Sen. George Mitchell says political attacks must stop
The Waterville native and former Senate majority leader discusses ways to help make politics more civil at an event hosted by the Maine Council of Churches.
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Woman says Trump groped her at U.S. Open tennis in 1998
Karena Virginia, a yoga instructor who writes a column for the liberal Huffington Post, is the 10th woman to publicly accuse the Republican nominee of sexual misconduct.
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There’s now an app with ’emergency election stress’ meditations
Compulsively checking the news? Stress-eating during the debates? Feeling like the world is going to H-E-double-hockey-sticks in a handbasket? This could help.
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Trump says he’ll consider challenging election results if he loses
The Republican candidate says he would accept the result ‘if I win’ or if there is ‘a clear election result.’