A Maine Monitor analysis of FEC data finds the majority of Golden’s individual contributions came from out of state, while Theriault’s were more evenly split.
Bucking national trends, a third of Maine towns still count ballots by hand
Maine’s other municipalities use voting tabulation devices, which studies have shown are faster and more accurate.
As communities grapple with needle waste, advocates say limiting syringe programs is not the answer
A change in 2022 increased how many needles a person could exchange from 1:1 to 1:100. Some community leaders say they now want to revert to the old rules.
‘Not in the business of politics’: The local officials making sure Mainers get to vote
Clerks across Maine share their thoughts on election security ahead of November.
Law enforcement officers can now get a warrant to take someone into protective custody
A Maine Monitor analysis finds the number of weapons restriction orders statewide has jumped from an average of two to 32 per month since the Lewiston shootings.
Independent pharmacies are closing. Pharmacy benefit managers may be to blame.
A recent FTC report criticizes the companies for “squeezing main street pharmacies.” Independent pharmacists in Maine say they’ve felt this firsthand.
‘Historically left out,’ a Wabanaki organization forges its own approach to addiction treatment
“We needed culturally appropriate, culturally centered services that incorporated our language, our history, that full understanding of who Wabanaki people are.”