Maine Bond Questions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Pass, 3 Falls

Maine - Bond questions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 pass and 3 doesn't gain enough voters approval, below is the breakdown.

Question 1: Legalize Marijuana
Do you want to allow the possession and use of marijuana under state law by persons who are at least 21 years of age, and allow the cultivation, manufacture, distribution, testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana products subject to state regulation, taxation and local ordinance?

Yes 352,517 50.29%
No 348,458 49.71%

Question 2: Public Education Fund
Do you want to add a 3% tax on individual Maine taxable income above $200,000 to create a state fund that would provide direct support for student learning in kindergarten through 12th grade public education?

Yes 354,443 50.73%
No 344,181 49.27%

Question 4: Raise Minimum Wage
Do you want to raise the minimum hourly wage of $7.50 to $9 in 2017, with annual $1 increases up to $12 in 2020, and annual cost-of-living increases thereafter; and do you want to raise the direct wage for service workers who receive tips from half the minimum wage to $5 in 2017, with annual $1 increases until it reaches the adjusted minimum wage?

Yes 389,226 55.62%
No 310,609 44.38%

Question 5: Ranked Choice Voting
Do you want to allow voters to rank their choices of candidates in elections for U.S. Senate, Congress, Governor, State Senate, and State Representative, and to have ballots counted at the state level in multiple rounds in which last-place candidates are eliminated until a candidate wins by majority?

Yes 358,820 52.31%
No 327,180 47.69%

Question 6: Transportation Bond
Do you favor a $100,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities, equipment and property acquisition related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $137,000,000 in federal and other funds?

Yes 424,243 61.42%
No 266,511 38.58%

Question 3: Require Background Checks
Do you want to require background checks prior to the sale or transfer of firearms between individuals not licensed as firearms dealers, with failure to do so punishable by law, and with some exceptions for family members, hunting, self-defense, lawful competitions, and shooting range activity?

No 360,727 51.45%
Yes 340,378 48.55%

Once Maine publishes full election results we will post them, stay tuned.

Side note: Bruce Poliquin won represnetative to congress district 2 with 174,587 54.44% of the vote against Emily Cain.

Kittery Election Results

Kittery, Maine - Residents of Kittery went to the polls yesterday to vote, below is how they voted.

President:
Hillary Rodham Clinton 3,471

Donald Trump 1,746

Gary Johnson 264

Jill Stein 82

Congress District One:

Chellie Pingree 3,592

Mark Holbrook 1,868

Representative to the Legislature 

(District One)

Deane Rykerson 3,324

Ronald Pulchlopek 1,616

(District Two)

Mark Lawrence 306

Jonathan Moynahan 188

Judge of Probate

Bryan Chabot 2,510

Robert Nadeau 1,530

Bernard Broder 960

Register of Probate

Allen Sicard 2,893

Carol Lovejoy 2,249

County Commissioner (District Five)

Kenneth Lemont 3,098

Richard Clark 2,269

Question One

Yes 3,448

No 2171

Question Two

Yes 3,300

No 2,292

Question Three

Yes 4,110

No 1,528

Question Four

Yes 4,116

No 1,509

Question Five

Yes 3,293

No 2,166

Question Six

Yes 4,037

No 1,422

Town Council (Two Seats)

Jeffrey Pelletier 3,052

Charles H., Denault Jr. 2,832

Russell White 2,597

School Committee (Three Seats)

Julie Dow 3,276

Kimberly Bedard 3,199

Rhonda Pomerleau 2,192

Faye Gourlie 1,999

Election Results: How Did Camden Vote

Election Results...Camden, Maine - Residents of the town of Camden have voted, below are the results broken down.

President:
Clinton, Hillary Rodham 2,430
Johnson, Gary 30 Stein, Jill 60
Trump, Donald J. 802
Castle, Darrell L. (Declared Write-In) 0
Fox, Cherunda L. (Declared Write-In) 0
Kotlikoff, Laurence J. (Declared Write-In) 0
McMullin, David Evan (Declared Write –In) 8
Blank 23

United States Senator (District 12): Emery, David F. 997
Miramant, David R. 2,416
Blank 90

Representative to Congress (District 1):
Holbrook, Mark 803
Pingree, Chellie 2,513
Bouchard, James J. (Declared Write-In) 11
Blank 706

Representative to Legislature (94):
Casas, Owen D. 1,576
Meil, Kathleen 1,796
Blank

Register of Probate:
Hallett, Elaine Dostie 2,405
Blank 1,098

County Commissioner:
Pohlman, Sharyn L. 2,707
Blank 796

Question 1 Citizen Initiative (Legalize Marijuana
Yes 1,870
No 1,502
Blank 131

Question 2 Citizen Initiative (New Income Tax for Public Ed)
Yes 1,977
No 1,394
Blank 131

Question 3 Citizen Initiative (Expand Gun Background Checks)
Yes 2,483
No 906
Blank 114

Question 4 Citizen Initiative (Increase Minimum Wage)
Yes 2,415
No 965
Blank 128

Question 5 Citizen Initiative (Allow Ranked-Choice Voting)
Yes 2,222
No 1,129
Blank 182

Question 6 Bond Issue (Transportation Bonds)
Yes 2,650
No 658
Blank 195

Town Questions:
Article 2 – Contract with Ecomaine to dispose of municipal solid waste
Yes 2,774
No 498

Article 3 – Amendment of CR Zone to allow boat maintenance and construction
Yes 2,484
No 757

Article 4 – Amendment to the Camden Police Ordinance to amend the Noise Ordinance to entire town
Yes 2,308
No 1,041

Region 8 Mid-Coast School of Technology Results – November 8, 2016  Question 1 – Construction Bond Yes 2,586
No 762
Blank 142

Total Number of Ballots Cast: 3,490

How Did Rockland Vote For President, Congress, State Senator, Regional Races

Rockland, Maine - The residents of Rockland also voted for President, Congress, State Senator and county races.

Result Breakdown:

For President:
Hillary Clinton 2,023
Donald Trump 1,209
Gary Johnson 147
Jill Stein 105
Darrel Castle (declared write-in) 3
David McMullin (declared write-in) 13

Representative to Congress (District One):
Chellie Pingree 2,378
Mark Holbrook 1,148
James Bouchard 3

State Senator (District 12):
David Miramant 1,910
David Emery 1,624

Representative to the Legislature
Anne Beebe-Center 2,021
Donald Paul Robishaw 1,481

Register of Probate
Elaine Dostie Hallett 2,821

Knox County Budget Commissioner (District 3)
Shawn S. Levasseur 2,695
Terrance Pinto (declared write-in) 32

Election Results: Rockland Elects Steven Roberts, Gerald Wienand, Thomas Peaco To RSU13 Board

Election Results...Rockland, Maine - Residents of Rockland have elected Steven Roberts, Gerald Wienand, 3-year term, 2 seats open and Thomas Peaco, 2-year term, 1 seat open to RSU13 board.

Breakdown by Votes:

3-Year Term:
Steven Roberts 2,404
Gerald Wienand 2,315

2-Year Term
Thomas Peaco 2,661

Election Results: Larry Pritchett and Edward Glaser Elected To City Council

Election Results...Rockland, Maine - The residents of Rockland have elected Larry Pritchett and Edward Glaser to the city according to popular vote.

Breakdown of Results:

Edward Glaser 1,623
Larry Pritchett 1,510
Stephan Carroll 1,348
Brian Harden 1,245

Congratulations to the winners of the two seats that were open on city council.

Other Results:
Ward  goes to Chelsea Avirett with 2,671
Ward Clerk goes to Hannah Woodman 2,711

The city of Rockland passed all state bond questions.

Question 1 passed by a vote of 2,012 yes and 1,553 no
Question 2 passed by a vote of 2,223 yes and 1,326 no
Question 3 passed by a vote of 2,093 yes and 1,478 no
Question 4 passed by a vote of 2,371 yes and 1,189 no
Question 5 passed by a vote of 2,063 yes and 1,405 no
Question 6 passed by a vote of 2,464 yes and 1,017 no

Election Results: Rockland Residents Pass All City Bond Questions

Election Results...Rockland, Maine - The residents of Rockland has passed all city bond questions ranging from fiber optics to road repairs, reconstruction, resurfacing.

Breakdown:

Question 1, sewer upgrades, repairs passed by a vote of 2,371 to 1,055.

Question 2, library repairs passed by a vote of 2,137 to 1,284.

Question 3, road repairs, reconstruction and resurfacing passed by a vote of 2,575 to 845.

Question 4, fiber optics broadband network passed by a vote of 1,886 to 1,471.

Question 5, construction of a new region 8 building at 1 Main Street passed by a vote of 2,370 to 1,070.

Stay tuned for more Rockland election results...

Election Result: Rockland Port District, Noah Barnes Winner

Election Result...Rockland, Maine - Residents of Rockland has elected captain Noah Barnes of Schooner Stephan Taber to the cities port district with 1,623 votes.

Other results in the race:
David A. Leon 559
Matthew C. Ondra 488

Election Results: Auburn

Election Results...Results from Auburn, Maine are in.

Results Below:
President of the US
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Clinton, Hillary Rodham 595 721 511 431 603 2435 5296
Johnson, Gary 135 119 108 63 114 198 737
Stein, Jill 29 37 24 28 34 55 207
Trump, Donald 727 738 787 620 841 1611 5324
Write-In 41 32 35 25 37 81 251
Blank 21 14 17 15 19 84 170 11985

Representative to Congress (District 2)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Cain, Emily Ann 713 789 595 518 727 2528 5870
Poliquin, Bruce 788 834 839 629 874 1783 5747 Write-in 12 6 12 2 8 14 54
Blank 35 32 39 33 39 139 317 11988

State Senator (District 20)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Brakey, Eric L 913 937 943 713 1123 2159 6788
Sampson, Kimberly A. 579 676 494 431 476 2165 4821
Blank 56 48 45 38 49 140 376 11985

Representative to the Legislature (District 62)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Dickey, Brandy Eli 343 118 100 86 221 338 1206
Melaragno, Gina 487 147 118 155 267 719 1893 Blank 48 13 16 16 33 62 188 3287

Representative to the Legislature (District 63)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Bickford, Bruce A. 723 583 708 1017 3031
Leclair, Nathan Paul 344 313 370 822 1849 Blank 52 29 49 71 201 5081

Representative to the Legislature (District 64)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Sheats, Bettyann W. 281 766 66 931 2044
Travers, Michael C. 353 573 60 456 1442
Blank 36 44 3 48 131 3617

Register of Probate
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Reynolds, Thomas C. 720 821 660 552 821 2473 6047
Said, Joanna R. 719 735 716 558 708 1684 5120
Blank 109 105 106 72 119 307 818 11985

County Commissioner (District 6)
Candidate Name Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Maher, Zachary W. 277 270 421 362 182 828 2340
McConnell, Velma M. 183 208 294 233 159 903 1980
Blank 41 38 355 37 39 113 623 4943

Question #1 - Citizen Initiative Do you want to allow the possession and use of marijuana under state law by persons who are at least 21 years of age, and allow the cultivation, manufacture, distribution, testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana products subject to state regulation, taxation and local ordinance?

Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL

Yes 770 836 684 594 872 2115 5871
No 765 813 790 582 763 2279 5992
Blank 13 12 8 6 13 70 122

Question #2 - Citizen Initiative TBC 11985

Do you want to add a 3% tax on individual Maine taxable income above $200,000 to create a state fund that would provide direct support for student learning in kindergarten through 12th grade public education?

Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL

Yes 752 837 684 555 832 2598 6258
No 781 810 792 617 800 1791 5591
Blank 15 14 6 10 16 75 136

Question 3 - Citizen Initiative TBC 11985

Do you want to require background checks prior to the sale or transfer of firearms between individuals not licensed as firearms dealers, with failure to do so punishable by law, and with some exceptions for family members, hunting, selfdefense, lawful competitions, and shooting range activity?

Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 687 794 632 512 655 2695 5975
No 852 857 840 663 983 1687 5882
Blank 9 10 10 7 10 82 128

Question 4 - Citizen Initiative TBC 11985

Do you want to raise the minimum hourly wage of $7.50 to $9 in 2017, with annual $1 increases up to $12 in 2020, and annual cost-of-living increases thereafter; and do you want to raise the direct wage for service workers who receive tips from half the minimum wage to $5 in 2017, with annual $1 increases until it reaches the adjusted minimum wage?

Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 747 810 652 548 801 2850 6408
No 786 841 822 624 832 1536 5441
Blank 15 10 8 10 15 78 136

Question 5 - Citizen Initiative TBC 11985 Do you want to allow voters to rank their choices of candidates in elections for U.S. Senate, Congress, Governor, State Senate, and State Representative, and to have ballots counted at the state level in multiple rounds in which last-place candidates are eliminated and until a candidate wins by majority? Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 777 843 686 573 815 2472 6166
No 738 787 772 593 806 1841 5537
Blank 33 31 24 16 27 151 282

Question 6 - Bond Issue TBC 11985 Do you favor a $100,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities, equipment and property acquisition related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $137,000,000 in federal and other funds.

Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 828 958 741 606 831 2987 6951
No 690 685 720 551 789 1353 4788
Blank 30 18 21 25 28 124 246 TBC 11985

Boothbay Harbor Election Results

Boothbay Harbor, Maine - The election results from Boothbay Harbor are in.

Results below:

PRESIDENT:
Hillary Clinton 729
Donald Trump 541
Jill Stein 22
Gary Johnson 64

CONGRESS DISTRICT ONE:
Mark L. Holbrook 595
Chellie Pingree 756
Write In James J. Bouchard 2

SENATOR DISTRICT 13:
Christoper K. Johnson 684
Dana L. Dow 663

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE DISTRICT 89:
Stephanie Hawke 807
Wendy J. Wolf 558

JUDGE PROBATE:
William M. Avantagigio 1,105

COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
Hamilton W. Meserve 1,157

QUESTION ONE:
Yes 700
No 676

QUESTION TWO:
Yes 690
No 676

QUESTION THREE:
Yes 785
No 591

QUESTION FOUR:
Yes 845
No 528

QUESTION FIVE:
Yes 730
No 610

QUESTION SIX
Yes 1,000
No 348

Auburn Election Results

Question 1 - Citizen Initiative
Do you want to change Maine law to allow publicly financed state candidates to qualify for additional funds under certain limits and rules in the Maine Clean Election Act, to improve the disclosure of who pays for political ads, and to increase penalties for violations of campaign finance law?
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 371 523 377 262 399 351 2283
No 355 390 396 249 356 191 1937

Question 2 - Bond Issue
Do you favor a $15,000,000 bond issue for the construction of new energy-efficient affordable homes for low-income seniors, the adaptive reuse of structures for homes for low-income seniors and the repair and weatherization of existing homes for low-income seniors, which will create jobs and will be matched by an estimated $22,600,000 in private and other funds?
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 474 624 491 325 504 390 2808
No 254 296 287 184 252 149 1422

Question 3 - Bond Issue
Do you favor an $85,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities and equipment related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $121,500,000 in federal and other funds?
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 529 671 520 326 509 413 2968
No 201 248 255 186 249 131 1270

Question 1 - County Charter Amendment
Do you favor amending the Androscoggin County Charter, Article 3.7, Compensation, as follows: Add the following:

"Notwithstanding the final authority of the Board of Commissioners over the adoption of the County budget under Section 5.5.4.,
no increase in the salaries or expansion of benefits of elected officials is effective without the approval of a majority plus on vote of
the full Budget Committee."
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Yes 523 678 556 382 9 414 2562
No 184 207 207 123 555 114 1390

Mayor
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Labonte', Jonathan P. 458 488 482 330 547 300 2605
Letourneau, Peter D. 257 414 284 166 547 228 1896

City Council Ward 1
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Leonard, Matthew J. Ward 1 233 60 293
Pross, James F. Ward 1 442 45 487

City Council Ward 2
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Stone, Robert d. Ward 2 488 75 563

City Council Ward 3
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Titus, Andrew D. Ward 3 583 89 672

City Council Ward 4
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Gilbert, Ernestine M. Ward 4 364 89 453

City Council Ward 5
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Walker, Leroy G., Sr. Ward 5 617 64 681

City Council At Large
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Burns, Grady R. At Large 382 498 372 208 243 199 1902
Gerry, Belinda A. At Large 206 247 231 170 376 231 1461
Mennealy, Robert C. At Large 182 271 229 128 164 175 1149
Sevigny, Robert A. At Large 64 106 107 61 191 95 624
Young, David C. At Large 331 327 312 234 248 214 1666

School Committee Ward 1
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Write In Ward 1 95 20 115

School Committee Ward 2
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Hayes, Bonnie J. Ward 2 683 83 766

School Committee Ward 3
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Kendall, Thomas M. Ward 3 578 85 663

School Committee Ward 4
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Neilson, Tammy L. Ward 4 394 82 476

School Committee Ward 5
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Poisson, Daniel F., Sr. Ward 5 633 69 702

School Committee At Large
Candidate Name Ward Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Bilodeau, Brent M. At Large 220 218 223 180 393 172 1406
Carney, John B. At Large 247 401 260 123 103 185 1319
Fontaine, Faith A. At Large 351 435 451 281 254 273 2045
Pelletier, Lawrence B. At Large 194 212 199 160 403 213 1381

Budget Validation Referendum
Referendum Question Vote Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Absentee TOTAL
Question 1 Yes 543 751 585 369 559 424 3231
Question 1 No 190 170 194 144 205 113 1016

Portland Election Results

Municipal Referendum
Question No. 1
Citizens Initiative
Adding new Chapter 33:
Wages, to the City of
Portland Code of
Ordinances establishing
minimum wages and
minimum compensation
rates
Yes 7922 41.88%
No 10992 58.12%

Question No. 2
Citizens Initiative
Change in City
Ordinance(s) to add a citywide
Scenic Viewpoint
Protection Tool to
Portland's Zoning
Ordinance
Yes 7002 37.25%
No 11793 62.75%

State Referendum
Question No. 1
Citizens Initiative
Change Maine law to allow
state publicly financed
candidates to qualify for
additional funds in the
Maine Clean Election Act
Yes 13761 73.84%
No 4875 26.16%


Question No. 2
Bond Issue
$15,000,000 bond for the
construction of new energyefficient
affordable homes
for low-income seniors, the
adaptive reuse of structures
and repair and
weatherization for lowincome
seniors
Yes 14973 80.03%
No 3737 19.97%

Question No. 3
Bond Issue
$85,000,000 bond for
construction,
reconstruction and
rehabilitiation of highways
and bridges and for
facilities and equipment
releated to ports, harbors,
marine transportation,
railroads, aviation, transit
and bicycle and pedestrian
trails
Yes 15636 83.86%
No 3010 16.14%

City Councilor (District 1) 
Flynn, Patrick T 570 18.65%
Guillemette-Agopian, Paula M. 230 7.52%
Kerwin, Sean W. 354 11.58%
Mazer, Brandon J. 697 22.80%
Ray, Belinda S. 1,206 39.45%

City Councilor (District 2) 
Korobkin, Robert B. 938 28.28%
Lyons, Wellington M. 1,027 30.96%
Thibodeau, Spencer R. 1,352 40.76%

Councilor-At-Large Three Year Term
Coffey, Matthew W. 2,476 16.10%
Foster, David S. 3,153 20.50%
Mavodones, Jr, Nicholas M. 9,754 63.41%

School Board (District 1) 
Okot, Josephine A. 1,023 40.84%
Vendil, Jenna R. 1,482 59.16%

School Board (District 2) 
Seeliger, Holly N. 2,480 100.00%

School Board-At-Large 
Okot, Paul O. 4,234 29.36%

Thompson, Sarah J. 10,187 70.64%

Portland Water District 
Levinsky, Kenneth L. 13,439 100.00%

Peaks Island Council 3 Yr Term
Gerard, Sidney 283 46.62%
Mitchell, Mary Anne 324 53.38%

Peaks Island Council 1 Yr Term
Pedlikin, Howard L. 363 100.00%

Casco Bay Lines Director
Chebeague Island
Pellerin, Peter L. 302 100.00%

Casco Bay Lines Director
Peaks Island 3 Yr
Doane, H. Daniel 409 100.00%

Casco Bay Lines Director
Long Island
Overlock, William A. 281 100.00%

Casco Bay Lines Director at
Large
Clark, Robin A. 398 100.00%

Mayor 
Brennan, Michael F. 6,882 38.40%
MacMillan, Thomas Richard 1,880 10.49%
Strimling, Ethan King 9,162 51.12%

Rockland Election Results, Rockland Withdrawal From RSU13 Rejected

Question 1: Clean Elections
Do you want to change Maine law to allow publicly financed state candidates to qualify for additional funds under certain limits and rules in the Maine Clean Election Act, to improve the disclosure of who pays for political ads, and to increase penalties for violations of campaign finance law?

Yes 811 63.01%
No 476 36.99%

Question 2: Low-income senior housing
Do you favor a $15,000,000 bond issue for the construction of new energy-efficient affordable homes for low-income seniors, the adaptive reuse of structures for homes for low-income seniors and the repair and weatherization of existing homes for low-income seniors, which will create jobs and will be matched by an estimated $22,600,000 in private and other funds?

Yes 948 73.77%
No 337 26.23%

Question 3: Transportation bond
Do you favor an $85,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities and equipment related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $121,500,000 in federal and other funds?

Yes 996 77.39%
No 291 22.61%

Rockland Question 1
Do you favor RSU 13 withdrawal?

Yes 310 25.22%
No 919 74.78%

Rockland Question 2
Given the withdrawal of St. George from RSU 13 and rise in costs to Rockland since the merger of SAD 5 and SAD 50 into RSU 13 should the city explore other education options that could potentially improve local education

Yes 786 65.72%
No 410 34.28%

Rockland City Council
Vote for one Three-year term

Deborah O. Atwell 0 0%
Frank C. Isganitis 476 47.41%
William J. Jillson 528 52.59%

Rockland RSU 13 Board of Directors
Vote for two for a three-year term

Jesse L. Butler 787 51.17%
Esther M. Kilgour 0 0%
Nancy L. Mathieson-Jeffers 751 48.83%

Lewiston Election Results

Question 1: Clean Elections
Do you want to change Maine law to allow publicly financed state candidates to qualify for additional funds under certain limits and rules in the Maine Clean Election Act, to improve the disclosure of who pays for political ads, and to increase penalties for violations of campaign finance law?
Yes 4,285 52.71%
No 3,844 47.29%

Question 2: Low-income senior housing
Do you favor a $15,000,000 bond issue for the construction of new energy-efficient affordable homes for low-income seniors, the adaptive reuse of structures for homes for low-income seniors and the repair and weatherization of existing homes for low-income seniors, which will create jobs and will be matched by an estimated $22,600,000 in private and other funds?

Yes 5,551 67.97%
No 2,616 32.03%

Question 3: Transportation bond
Do you favor an $85,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities and equipment related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $121,500,000 in federal and other funds?

Yes 5,649 69.5%
No 2,479 30.5%

Lewiston Mayor.

Benjamin W. Chin 3,673 44.08%
Luke Davis Jensen 204 2.45%
Robert E. Macdonald 3,107 37.29%
Stephen J. Morgan 1,276 15.31%
Charles A. Soule 72 0.86%

There will be a run off election as none of them got 50%+ of the votes.

Lewiston City Council Ward 1

Leslie T. Dubois 514 45.41%
James J. Lysen 618 54.59%

Lewiston City Council Ward 2

Timothy J. Lajoie 1,169 77.88%
Marc R. Roy 332 22.12%

Lewiston City Council Ward 5

Kristen S. Cloutier 531 79.25%
Blaine B. Linton 139 20.75%

Lewiston City Council Ward 6

Joline Landry Beam 783 60%
Stephen F. Miller 284 21.76%
Brian Dale Wood 238 18.24%

Lewiston City Council Ward 7

Kristine Elise Kittridge 468 36.91%
Michael R. Lachance 800 63.09%

Lewiston School Committee Ward 4

James R. Handy 573 48.97%
Benjamin J. Martin 597 51.03%

Lewiston School Committee Ward 5

Jama Aden Mohamed 247 37.83%
Richard L. White 406 62.17%

Lewiston School Committee Ward 6

Dawn M. Hartill 537 42.96%
Matthew Paul Roy 713 57.04%

Lewiston School Committee Ward 7

Tina L. Hutchinson 623 52.35%
Thomas P. Shannon 567 47.65%

Lewiston School Committee At Large

John T. Butler Jr 3,422 47.63%
Megan D. Parks 3,762 52.37%

Waterville Election Results

Waterville City Council - Ward 1

3-year term.

Stephen J. Soule 170 70.25% Winner

Charles Fred Stubbert Jr 72 29.75%

Waterville City Council - Ward 7

3-year term.

Jacqueline E. Dupont 110 49.11% Winner

Karen A. Rancourt-Thomas 92 41.07%

Anthony George Tompkins 22 9.82%

Thomas Walling Elected To Bowdoinham Select Board

Bowdoinham Select Board Result:

Dean Beckwith 191 37.45%

Thomas Walling 319 62.55%

Hope Election Results

Question 1: Clean Elections
Do you want to change Maine law to allow publicly financed state candidates to qualify for additional funds under certain limits and rules in the Maine Clean Election Act, to improve the disclosure of who pays for political ads, and to increase penalties for violations of campaign finance law?

Yes: 173
No: 113

Question 2: Low-income senior housing
Do you favor a $15,000,000 bond issue for the construction of new energy-efficient affordable homes for low-income seniors, the adaptive reuse of structures for homes for low-income seniors and the repair and weatherization of existing homes for low-income seniors, which will create jobs and will be matched by an estimated $22,600,000 in private and other funds?

Yes: 203
No: 82

Question 3: Transportation bond
Do you favor an $85,000,000 bond issue for construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of highways and bridges and for facilities and equipment related to ports, harbors, marine transportation, freight and passenger railroads, aviation, transit and bicycle and pedestrian trails, to be used to match an estimated $121,500,000 in federal and other funds?

Yes: 214
No:72

Waldoboro Election Results

Waldoboro, Maine - The residents of Waldoboro, Maine went out Tuesday, November 4th, 2014 to cast their vote for two town articles, Senate, Governor, bond questions, congress and more. How Waldoboro voted on election day is below.

Article 2. Shall the Town (1) approve a capital improvement project consisting of water main replacement on Pine Street and Elm Street due to age and condition, including transaction costs and other expenses reasonably related thereto; (2) appropriate the sum of One Hundred Seventy Five Thousand Dollars ($175,000) to fund the project; (3) authorize the Town Treasurer and the Chair of the Select Board to issue general obligation securities of the Town (including temporary notes in anticipation of the sale thereof) in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed One Hundred Seventy Five Thousand Dollars ($175,000); and (4) delegate to the Treasurer and the Chair of the Select Board the authority and discretion to fix the dates, maturities, interest rates, denominations, calls for redemption (with or without premium), form, and other details of said securities, including authority to execute and deliver the securities on behalf of the Town?

Selectmen recommends. Vote: In Favor 5, Opposed 0.

Budget Committee recommends. Vote: In Favor 7, Opposed 0, Absent 2.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Total Town Indebtedness:

A. Bonds outstanding and unpaid: $2,104,034.00

B. Bonds authorized and unissued: $-0-

C. Anticipated amount of bonds to be issued $ 175,000.00

Total: $2,279,034.00

Costs: At an estimated net interest rate of 1% for a twenty (20) year maturity, the estimated cost of this bond issue will be:

Principal: $175,000.00

Interest: $ 28,662.51

Total Debt Service: $203,662.51

Validity: The validity of the bonds and the voters’ ratification of the bonds may not be affected by any errors in the above estimates, the ratification by the voters is nonetheless conclusive and the validity of the bonds is not affected by reason of the variance.

Yes - 1400
No - 698

Article 3. Shall an ordinance titled “Town of Waldoboro, Maine Fire Department Service Billing Ordinance”,

Gorham Election Results

Gorham, Maine - The residents of Gorham went out to vote yesterday, November 4th, 2014 on several items. The following are full election results from Gorham, Maine.

UNITED STATES SENATOR
Bellows, Shenna 2114
Collins, Susan 5367

GOVERNOR
Cutler, Eliot 622
LePage, Paul 3716
Michaud, Mike 3212

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS (DISTRICT 1)
Misiuk, Isaak 3070
Murphy, Richard 399
Pingree, Chelliie 3797

STATE SENATOR (DISTRICT 30)
Boyle, James 3916
Volk, Amy 3435

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE (DISTRICT 26)
Sanborn, Linda 2134

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE (DISTRICT 27)
.Kinney, Tyler 1396
McLean, Andrew 2269

JUDGE OF PROBATE
Mazziotti, Joseph 5497

SHERIFF
Joyce, Kevin 5850

DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Anderson, Stephanie 5960

QUESTION 1: CITIZEN'S INITIATIVE State

Brunswick Election Results

Brunswick, Maine - The residents of Brunswick came out an voted on November 4th, 2014, here is what they decided.

U.S. Senator
Bellows, Shenna 4302
Collins, Susan M. 5707
Lyons, Christopher A. (Declared write-in) 23
Stubenrod, Deril V.(Declared write-in) 47

Governor
Cutler, Eilot R. 753
LePage, Paul R. 3437
Michaud, Michael H. 5894
Vachon, J. Martin (Declared write-in) 6

Representative to Congress (1)
Misiuk, Isaac J. 2349
Murphy, Richard P. 659
Pingree, Chellie 6763
Stephens, Barry D. (Declared write-in) 17

State Senator (24)
Gerzofsky, Stanley J. 4779
Horch, K. Frederick 2150
Johnson, Jennifer L. 2893

Representative to Legislature (49)
Daughtry, Matthea Elisabeth 3140
Stevens, Michael R. 1596

Representative to Legislature (50)
Holbrook, Mark 1212
Tucker, Ralph L. 2757

Representative to Legislature (51)
McCreight, Joyce 346
Watson, Byron D. 461

Judge of Probate
Mazziotti, Joseph R. 7534

Sheriff
Joyce, Kevin Jay 7717

District Attorney (District 2)