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Election Day is next week! Maine will have presidential primaries on Tuesday, March 5.

A new tribal sovereignty bill, LD 2007, has its public hearing scheduled for this Monday, February 26 at 10:00 AM in the Judiciary committee.

It's President's Day. And while we're here, let's take a quick moment to dispel a common myth about the Founding Fathers, the electoral college, and the National Popular Vote.

This year, Maine has an exciting opportunity to expand Clean Elections to races for District Attorney.

We will talk about the history of the Electoral College and how it's working in the 21st century. What reforms are needed, and which are possible? What is the NPV compact, and how would it work?

The League of Women Voters of Maine (LWVME) hosted a gun safety panel at the Blaine House yesterday that featured national and regional experts on gun reform in Maine.

Please push legislators to support NPV. NPV recently had a work session where it received a divided vote. It should be reported out of committee soon and head to the chamber floors.

Here's a quick recap of the big "stuff" that we've been following since the Legislature picked up in January.

Did you know that Maine now has semi-open primaries? It’s important to know that unenrolled voters can now vote in the primary of their choice.

On the anniversary of our founding, our birthday, we'll meet in Augusta for a day of advocacy. And you’re personally invited!