Maine voters will decide a pair of high-profile ballot measures addressing elections and gun violence in a statewide referendum election next week. Question 1 would make several changes to the state’s voting procedures,

Maine's Total Coverage has put together a voting guide with information Mainers should know before heading to the polls.

The results of the 2025 Maine Student Mock Election are in. Seventy-eight schools participated, and 29 reported results.

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Election Day is next Tuesday, and two statewide referendum questions will be on the ballot. Question 2, if passed, would enact an red flag law. “Who can initiate the process and whether or not a mental health evaluation is involved,” said Lt. Michael Johnston of the Maine State Police.

(WABI) - The results of the 2025 Maine Student Mock Elections from dozens of Maine schools are in. Seventy-eight schools across the state participated Tuesday, with 29 schools, making up more than 4,000 students, reporting their results on the two referendum questions.

Here's time and place to vote Nov. 4 and how to register. Read Town Council candidates' views and learn about Maine ballot questions.

Early voting figures show both returned ballots and absentee ballot requests outpace numbers from this time two years ago, during the last comparable off-year election. As of the latest data from Tuesday afternoon,

Maine students participating in a mock election on Tuesday overwhelmingly voted against the referendum that seeks to change election procedures and in favor of the referendum that would institute a “red flag” gun law.

Think it’s just two Maine state questions? Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Wells and Sanford voters have a lot more to settle this Nov. 4.

On Tuesday, October 28, 78 schools across Maine participated in a mock election of this year's ballot. Plus, a third question pertaining to the upcoming 250th anniversary of

According to the Maine Ethics Commission, as of Wednesday, October 29, nearly $8.5 million has been donated to campaigns on both sides of this year's referendum questions.

Statewide votes on election and gun control measures across the country tend to fall along partisan lines. In Maine, the Democratic governor’s opposition to Question 2 could scramble traditional voting patterns.