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Maine eyes securing voter data from partisan activists pushing election misinformation - Vimarsana News

Maine eyes securing voter data from partisan activists pushing election misinformation

Democratic Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says a Colorado election breach is driving a new Maine bill to strengthen the chain of custody of ballots and limit access to voting machines.

Nasty And Vulgar Vanity Plates Are Going Away Forever In Maine - Vimarsana News

Nasty And Vulgar Vanity Plates Are Going Away Forever In Maine

Also, your current plate with swear words, etc. will not be grandfathered through.

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Experts offer advice as Alaska prepares for first ranked-choice election next year - Vimarsana News

Experts offer advice as Alaska prepares for first ranked-choice election next year

Experts offer advice as Alaska prepares for first ranked-choice election next year Posted by Eric Stone | Mar 3, 2021 State election officials shared their first prototype of a ranked-choice ballot Monday, a portion of which is shown here. The full sample ballots for the top-four primary and ranked-choice general election are available online. (Alaska Division of Elections) Alaska is preparing for its first elections under a new system green-lit by voters last year, and experts who have experience with the system Alaska is implementing have some advice for election administrators: educate and...

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Letter to the editor: Maine's former secretary of state won't be missed - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: Maine's former secretary of state won't be missed

Matt Dunlap enabled the use of profanity on license plates and tried to undermine Gov. LePage. Now he has a job he’s not qualified for.