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Public power is on the ballot in Maine. Will voters take a leap of faith? - Vimarsana News

Public power is on the ballot in Maine. Will voters take a leap of faith?

The state has a chance to oust unpopular investor-owned utilities — and set a precedent for the rest of the country.

Source: grist.org
Maine public-power vote could shape new course for utilities - Vimarsana News

Maine public-power vote could shape new course for utilities

Maine residents are set to vote next week on a ballot initiative that would make the state the first with a publicly owned electric utility governed by an elected board. Proponents say the initiative could chart a new path forward for utilities, increasing local control of something that profoundly affects people’s lives and reducing service interruptions…

Source: yahoo.com
Lewiston mass shootings quiet Maine political campaigns just days before Election Day - Vimarsana News

Lewiston mass shootings quiet Maine political campaigns just days before Election Day

Candidates and ballot question activists have fallen silent as the state grapples with the tragedy. With about a week left before Election Day, no one knows if or when politicking will resume.

November to Remember: Maine ballot questions highlight constitutional rulings and state infighting - Vimarsana News

November to Remember: Maine ballot questions highlight constitutional rulings and state infighting

Maine ballot questions handle everything from amending constitutional language to settling a debate among residents over utilities.

Loss of property tax looms over mayors' Question 3 concerns - Vimarsana News

Loss of property tax looms over mayors' Question 3 concerns

The mayors of nine cities say they fear losing property taxes if Question 3 passes, despite language in the enabling legislation that should prevent that from happening.