Maine State Representative Barbara Bagshaw is questioning the results of her re-election race after a controversial radio appearance.

he blue wave we saw across the country last week is also happening in the Maine Legislature. Democrats not only keeping their majority, but flipping close to two dozen seats blue.

It's been a week since Democrat Troy Jackson unseated Sen. Susan Collins.

I have now had my Margaret Chase Smith moment,” Sen. Susan Collins told the New York Times last Wednesday, a day after Troy Jackson ended her Senate career. Constituents had urged her to find one, she said.

Newly elected congressional representatives are in Washington Monday for orientation, including Maine's senator-elect Troy Jackson and congressman-elect Paul LePage.

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage, the Republican nominee who declared victory in his congressional race, says in an exclusive Fox News Digital interview he’ll ‘fight against’ Democrats if ‘the hurt the country.

Towns and cities may require write-in candidates to declare, but even those that do must count undeclared write-ins if no candidate appea

Barbara Bagshaw (R-Windham) has requested a recount one week after losing her seat by a margin of 139 votes. Bagshaw won 2,498 votes, while her challenger, Bradley Youngs, won 2,637 votes. Bagshaw, who has represented Windham in the Maine State House since 2022,

Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says the state will learn later this winter how its turnout compares nationally.

The RCV process begins Monday in Augusta, with officials first verifying results from the congressional district.