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Measure to limit PAC contributions could be headed for November ballot - Vimarsana News

Measure to limit PAC contributions could be headed for November ballot

If approved, donations from individuals and businesses would be capped at $5,000 in a calendar year in Maine. But the law would likely be challenged in court and, potentially, give the U.S. Supreme Court another chance to weigh in on campaign finance reform.

Inside a clean energy titan's fight to kill a climate project - Vimarsana News

Inside a clean energy titan's fight to kill a climate project

No one in the U.S. builds more solar and wind farms than NextEra Energy. It’s waging ferocious battles to keep the crown.

Source: eenews.net
Special funds let Maine lawmakers raise and spend with few limits - Vimarsana News

Special funds let Maine lawmakers raise and spend with few limits

While restrictions remain for campaign contributions to a legislative candidate, businesses and individuals can donate unlimited amounts to political action committees run by candidates after they're elected. And some of their expenditures might surprise you.

Sprague seeks rematch with Rep. Matlack for Maine House seat - Vimarsana News

Sprague seeks rematch with Rep. Matlack for Maine House seat

CUSHING -- A Republican has registered to run for the Maine House seat currently held by Democratic Rep. Ann Matlack of St. George.

House Speaker Talbot Ross registers to run for Portland senate seat - Vimarsana News

House Speaker Talbot Ross registers to run for Portland senate seat

House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross is in her final term as a state representative and has registered to run for the state senate this fall.