What's next after lackluster voter turnout in Tuesday's primary
In this week’s Pulse: lackluster voter participation in Tuesday's primaries, a big margin following big-time spending, ranked choice voting, and Wabanaki bill advances in Congress.
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In this week’s Pulse: lackluster voter participation in Tuesday's primaries, a big margin following big-time spending, ranked choice voting, and Wabanaki bill advances in Congress.
All 186 seats in the Maine House and Senate will be on the November ballot, alongside a three-way race for governor.
State elections officials announce state Rep. Michael Perkins has defeated Kevin Kitchin 922 to 845 to win the Republican nomination for Senate district that covers greater Waterville.
Perkins had 845 votes among the five Waterville area communities represented by the district, while Kevin Kitchin had 731 votes and Mark Andre had 334.
Appearing on the primary ballot Tuesday, June 14, will be Mark Andre, Kevin Kitchin and Mike Perkins, who are looking to represent a district that encompasses the greater Waterville region.