Coverage of Maine's 2024 Elections

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A graphic that thanks the generous donors who have made The Maine Monitor's election coverage possible. Those donors are The Windover Foundation, Emily Barr, Scott Kane, Adam Lee, Diana Lee, John Coleman, Linda Coleman, Doug Warren, Pam Berry, Carol Wishcamper, Joe Wishcamper, Paul Litvak and Kristen Cosby.

As Mainers cast their ballots, The Maine Monitor is committed to shedding light on the election process and the people and issues on the ballot. We are committed to providing accurate, nuanced and nonpartisan journalism.

At the heart of our election coverage is a desire to help Mainers participate in the electoral process and make informed decisions. We’ve organized our 2024 Maine voter guide by county, and have highlighted the races for elected county offices, which are often overlooked. Click the banner below to see our voter guide and find your county.

We’ve also built a statehouse hub, where you can find information about your state senator and state representative, including the bills they’ve sponsored in past legislative sessions. Visit our statehouse hub.

ELECTION NIGHT RESULTS

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Electoral College Map

Maine’s Presidential Results

U.S. Senate Results

U.S. House District 1 Results

U.S. House District 2 Results

Maine State Senate Results

Maine State House Results

State Referendum Results

Here’s how to vote in Maine’s 2024 elections

Ask the newsroom your election and voting questions

The Maine Monitor will focus election coverage on voting process, overlooked races

Maine secretary of state outlines why you should have faith in the election process

Who donated to Jared Golden and Austin Theriault?

Here’s what to expect in Maine on Election Day

Bucking national trends, a third of Maine towns still count ballots by hand

Harris eyes a rural Maine congressional district in a hunt for every possible electoral vote

Ranked choice voting could decide which party controls the US House. How does it work?

A quarter of Maine House races have only one major-party candidate. Here’s a map of those districts.

Two lawmen linked to Maine’s deadliest shooting are vying for job as Sagadahoc sheriff