David Marino Jr.

Maine Legislature is about to be back in session and you can tell https://t.co/PJbCLdfUzm

Lot of people in Maine watching the Georgia Senate runoff today. Some even helped fund it. https://t.co/01gnAGPVty

Maine senators split on Bernie Sanders amendment on paid sick leave for rail workers: Sen. Angus King votes in support while Sen. Susan Collins votes no.

The series of hoax mass-shooting threats against Maine schools this month along with mass shootings in Colorado on Saturday and at a Virginia Walmart on Tuesday make a clear case for “common-sense” gun legislation, said Rep. Vicki Doudera, D-Camden. https://t.co/H2KUFKWuu1

So many students (including me) have relied on those shuttle buses to get into Boston on the weekend. Absolutely devastating for the @BrandeisU community - giving support to those hurt and their families right now.

The Boston Globe @BostonGlobe

Most of the people in the Waltham bus crash were Brandeis University students, the university said. One person died and at least 27 were injured. https://t.co/lYCAqOkf6A

A historic day in Maine https://t.co/3RrhyxDt6d

At the Paul LePage watch party here in downtown Lewiston. Lot of media and supporters here, but no sign of the man himself yet. https://t.co/l1VXZoEaZZ

Happened to find @PaulLePage2022 here at a polling place in his hometown of Lewiston https://t.co/z1Lat4tC5j

First time voter in Buxton (18) just told me abortion rights brought her out to vote. Went for Mills, Pingree. Worried that LePage would ban abortion in Maine:

At my first polling place of the day in the great town of Buxton. Clerk tells me turnout is very high for a midterm election, nearly 50 percent of registered voters and it’s not even noon - higher than 2018 this time, he said. https://t.co/jj4bzUnzTd

Differences between parties were easy to find while talking to voters in Windham on Tuesday. Democrats there understood concerns about inflation, but were skeptical that Mills or even federal officials could do anything about it. https://t.co/VXjCuwvIoh

Asked about it in the debate, former Gov. Paul LePage just said he believes he cashed the $850 check sent out by the administration of Gov. Janet Mills. He has been a strong critic of the checks.

In a clear swipe at former Gov. Paul LePage during this debate with him, Maine Gov. Janet Mills just said "I've spent the better part of my career listening to loud men talk tough to disguise their weaknesses."

Theriault, a Republican from Fort Kent, is running in a seat long occupied by former House Speaker John Martin, D-Eagle Lake. Martin is one of the most powerful lawmakers in state history, first elected in 1964 — 30 years before Theriault was born. https://t.co/VZ1GSWqTNk

Gov. Janet Mills and former Gov. Paul LePage may have shook hands after, but it was a fiery debate in Portland tonight. https://t.co/nqLpRJk3Vl