Elections 2020 results: An election cycle like no other in recent history
The 2020 General Election will be held Tuesday, November 3 with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
This is our 2020 Election Resource hub, featuring a myriad of stories pertaining to all elections beginning with the March presidential primaries, followed by the summer annual town meetings and state primaries, and concluding with the November elections.
The sidebar (to the right on computer; at the bottom on mobile) features articles readers are most keen to read in preparation for the November elections: how to vote in the Midcoast, Q&A sessions with candidates, and breakdowns of referendum questions.
The below stories are all our 2020 election stories including letters to the editor, candidate forums, voter registration drives, and an archive of content published from elections held during March and the summer months.
This election resource hub is populated with new stories nearly every day, so check back often to remain up-to-date on everything leading up to the important November elections.
On the issues: Cushing Select Board Candidate Laurie Haynes
Thank You For Electing Me
Two vying for Cushing select board seat
UPDATED: Sanders and Biden were neck and neck for Midcoast vote; Biden wins statewide
Otis-Anderson, Tanguay elected to Searsport select board
How Waldoboro voted in presidential primaries, on state referendum
Stockton Springs voters authorize sale of former elementary school
RESULTS: How Waldo County voted in the Democratic primary race
Majority of Waldo County voters say no to repealing vaccine law
Lone Republican candidate Trump garners votes in Knox County
Trump collects votes as lone Republican candidate in Waldo County
RESULTS: How Knox County voted in the Democratic primary race
Engaged voters take to the polls in Midcoast: presidential primary, vaccine law
Oceanside students voting March 3 can receive excused tardy, community service hour
Voters to decide fate of immunization exemption law
Eight area legislators’ share thoughts on vaccine immunization law
The presidential primary candidates appearing on Maine ballots March 3
On the issues: Searsport Select Board Candidate Steve Tanguay
Waldoboro Democrats encouraged to attend March 8 caucus
Gov. Mills: Join me in protecting our children. Vote No on 1 March 3
Navigating Super Tuesday in a world of social media disinformation
On the issues: Searsport Select Board Candidate Eric Bonney
Vote yes on Question 1
Vote Steve Tanguay for Searsport selectman
Please vote Steven Tanguay for selectman in Searsport
Vote NO on 1; Big Pharma is not the issue
Vote for Steve Tanguay as Searsport selectman
Individual choice should not put most vulnerable at risk
Why I’m voting no on 1
Stockton Springs to vote on select board vacancy, possible sale of former elementary school
Six candidates eye pair of Searsport select board seats
Yes on 1 is a vote for medical freedom, bodily autonomy
Katrina Smith announces candidacy for House District 96
Adrienne Bennett is candidate for Maine’s Second Congressional District
Green Party Senatorial hopeful Lisa Savage to collect signatures in Belfast
Maine Secretary of State issues correction to political mailing inaccuracy
On March 3 you should vote no 1
Time to call it quits, Sen. Susan Collins
Whom do you choose?
A President Bernie Sanders might be just what America needs
Elizabeth Warren is most qualified candidate
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NOVEMBER 2020 ELECTION GUIDE
ELECTION RESOURCES
How to vote absentee in the Nov. 3 election
Five ways to not mess up your absentee ballot so that it counts
Guide to absentee voting in Maine
Online Absentee Ballot Request
Maine Voter Registration Application: PDF; Word
Instructions for completing Maine Voter Registration Application
Information about absentee voting
STATE LEGISLATURE CANDIDATE Q&A
House District 91
Jeffrey Evangelos
Lowell Wallace
House District 92
Ann Matlack
House District 93
Michael Mullins
Valli Geiger
House District 94
Victoria Doudera
House District 95
William Pluecker
Molly Luce
House District 96
Stanley Paige Zeigler
Katrina Smith
House District 97
Janice Dodge
William Elliott, Jr.
House District 98
Scott Cuddy
Jessica Connor
House District 99
MaryAnne Kinney
April Turner
House District 131
Sherman Hutchins
Veronica Garvey Magnan
Senate District 11
Glenn ‘Chip’ Curry
Duncan Milne
Senate District 12
David Miramant
Gordon Page
Senate District 13
Dana Dow
Chloe Maxmin
U.S. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE Q&A
U.S. Senate
Susan Collins
Sara Gideon
Max Linn
Lisa Savage
U.S. House of Representatives, District 1
Jay Allen
Chellie Pingree
U.S. House of Representatives, District 2
Dale Crafts
Jared Golden
ROCKLAND MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES
City Council (Two Seats)
Sarah Austin
Ian Emmott
Adam Lachman
Louise MacLellan
Ryan Smith
RSU 13 School Board
No Candidates
Carol Bachofner is a declared write-in
Rockland Port District Board
No Candidates
Election Warden
No Candidates
Ward Clerk
No Candidates
BELFAST MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES
Ward One Councilor
Marty Mortier
Ward Two Councilor
Neal Harkness
Ward Three/Four Councilor
Susan Bailey
Ward Five Councilor
Paul Dean
Wards One/Two Deputy Warden
Jill Goodwin
RSU 71 School Board (Two Seats)
David Crabiel
Joshua Solebello
MUNICIPAL REFERENDUM QUESTIONS
Camden to vote on condemnation order
Hope voters to decide on three referendum questions
Montville residents to vote on four referendum questions
Rockland asks voters to decide on local minimum wage ordinance
Rockport voters to consider two fireworks, solar farm ordinances
Union voters to cast ballots on sidewalk improvement project