Latest issueGardiner wins first Class C volleyball title at HussonRead now

Today in BangorSubscribe — it’s free

Today in Bangor

Elections news

Stories from Today in Bangor’s editions, and every report from Bangor’s newsrooms.

Elections from local newsrooms

From FOX 22/ABC 7, WABI and Bangor Daily News, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. FOX 22/ABC 74 hours ago

    ABC News crew in Bangor, spoke to Mainers ahead of election

    BANGOR -- The general election is set for Tuesday, November 3rd, and the race between republican Susan Collins and democrat Troy Jackson for Maine's senate seat is as tight as ever, with recent reports saying it's the closest senate race on the country.

  2. WABI5 hours ago

    Pingree, Charles make final push in Maine governor’s race

    Maine gubernatorial candidates Hannah Pingree and Bobby Charles are making their final pushes across the state one day before the election.

  3. WABI8 hours ago

    Jackson, LePage, and Pingree lead in final polls

    The latest University of New Hampshire's Pine Tree State Poll and the NYT/Siena/Press Herald were both released Sunday night.

  4. Bangor Daily News11 hours ago

    Most Mainers think Susan Collins will win despite her trailing in polls

    Only 47% of Troy Jackson’s own voters think he will.

In brief

The short notes of Today in Bangor’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Voter guidesMainers have five free voter guides to lean on before Tuesday's election, from a personalized digital sample ballot to a plain-language PDF.

    Mainers have five free voter guides to lean on before Tuesday's election, from a personalized digital sample ballot to a plain-language PDF. Voters will settle the U.S. Senate race, fill the 2nd District seat opened by U.S. Rep. Jared Golden's departure and pick a successor to term-limited Gov. Janet Mills.

    Around Maine · Today’s editionSource: Bangor Daily News

  • Election tipsThe Bangor Daily News, Portland Press Herald and the Maine Monitor are teaming up on Election Day to investigate problems as voters go to the polls.

    The Bangor Daily News, Portland Press Herald and the Maine Monitor are teaming up on Election Day to investigate problems as voters go to the polls. If you see a candidate campaigning close to a polling site or get asked for an ID, you can send a tip, and a reporter from one of the three outlets will look into it.

    Around Maine · Today’s editionSource: Bangor Daily News