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ME voters reject takeover of state's leading electric companies, foreign government spending - Vimarsana News

ME voters reject takeover of state's leading electric companies, foreign government spending

Maine voters have rejected a proposal to replace the state's leading electric companies, Central Maine Power and Versant Power, with the nonprofit Pine Tree Power.

Mainers vote against new utilities proposal, approve a stop to foreign spending in referendums – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Mainers vote against new utilities proposal, approve a stop to foreign spending in referendums – Brandon Sun

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Maine voters reject utility takeover, approve 'right to repair' initiative - Vimarsana News

Maine voters reject utility takeover, approve 'right to repair' initiative

Maine voters decide on several ballot initiatives, including utility takeover, foreign spending ban, tribal treaties and right to repair.

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Mainers vote down ballot measure to create consumer-owned utility - Vimarsana News

Mainers vote down ballot measure to create consumer-owned utility

Maine voters rejected a ballot initiative Tuesday that would have replaced the state’s electric utilities with the first state consumer-owned utility. The initiative, Question 3, would have created the Pine Tree Power company through a takeover of Maine’s two investor-owned utilities, Versant and CMP. The Associated Press called the race Tuesday night with about 68…

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Maine considers electrifying proposal that would give the boot to corporate electric utilities - Vimarsana News

Maine considers electrifying proposal that would give the boot to corporate electric utilities

Taking a page from the “throw-the-bums-out” script in politics, Mainers will vote on whether to rid themselves of the state’s two biggest private electric utilities. The referendum on the November