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One of the more interesting ballot questions put to voters Tuesday was in Norridgewock, where residents were asked if they sought to do away with Prohibition-era blue laws. And they did.
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Mark O'Brien, a former city councilor and Board of Education chairman, beats At-Large Councilor Marci Alexander by 444 votes, according to unofficial results. -
More than 1,000 residents showed up to Richmond’s polls Tuesday night and a majority of them voted, once again, to restart the process of withdrawing from Regional School Unit 2.
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In a surprising outcome, City Council Chairman Erik Thomas was toppled by Thomas A. McCormick, who was making his first bid for public office.
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Kevin Judkins and Abbie St. Valle won their seats as a total of five candidates competed in two contested council races.
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Raegan LaRochelle defeated James Orr in race to fill vacant spot of House District 86, according to unofficial results.
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Carol Johnson earned 650 votes and opponent Nicholas Alexander received 521, according to unofficial results Tuesday.
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Matthew Townsend and incumbent John Picchiotti outpaced two other candidates Tuesday for seats on the Fairfield council.
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A majority of voters approved nine questions about the town exploring options for high-speed internet and land use ordinances, according to unofficial results.
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Voters on Tuesday returned Dana Wrigley and Don Borman to the council while Laura Tracy earned another term on the RSU 18 school board.
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Wayne Chadwick received another term Tuesday on the Select Board and will be joined on the panel by Jeanne-Marie Marquis. They'll serve for two years.
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Meghan Loubier tallied 1,395 votes Tuesday for an at-large seat on the board. Opponent Jacinda Goodwin recorded 626 votes.
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Incumbents Matthew Marshall and Cullen McGough ran against Diane Potter, who ultimately took McGough's seat.
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Pia Holmes and Kevin Lamoreau were in a three-way race with Sergei Chaparin and ultimately were reelected.
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While several communities had local races on their ballots, most people turned out to vote on Question 1, a referendum question about the New England Clean Energy Connect corridor.
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A top question for voters statewide Tuesday was whether they wanted to allow Central Maine Power's $1 billion transmission line project to continue.