Catch up on Maine statewide and local election results – Portland Press Herald – Maine Sunday Telegram

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Read all of our coverage of Maine’s 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson.

Election Day is here. Follow our live reporting and visit our Voter Guide for everything you need before you vote. Results will begin posting in real time below after polls close at 8 p.m.
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