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She might need to leave the GOP to remain a senator.
A truly committed journalist reports from the front lines at Sugarloaf.
A roundup of the latest as Hurricane Earl moves toward the East Coast.
And what are the political implications of the president's ice-cream choice?
The First Family is already out and about up in Maine.
More than 50 percent of registered voters there turned out to narrowly overturn the bill passed by the state government in May.
A former potato farmer and father of four ignites Maine voters.
The president has started "popping in" to her meetings.
Opponents gathered enough signatures to put it to a statewide vote in November.
Lawsuits, petitions, and the slow spreading of civil rights all continue as we enter July.
The very day it reached his desk, Maine governor John Baldacci signed a bill legalizing marriage between same-sex couples into law.
It's now up to the state's Democratic governor, John Baldacci, to decide whether to sign it into law.
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