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Tag Archives: ballot clerks
Behind the Scenes of A Maine Election
John Clark here, taking you under the hood of this year’s Maine election and some of what precedes it so things go well. For the vast majority of Maine citizens, elections mean enduring endless, and increasingly nastier ads, then going … Continue reading
De Feet or Defeat: Where do you stand?
John Clark with a soap box moment. Douglas Rooks’ opinion piece in today’s Waterville Sentinel begins thusly: “Tuesday will mark the 50th anniversary of my first vote. Since 1972, I’ve voted in 12 presidential elections and 11 previous midterms, and … Continue reading













