Maine Governor Midterm Election Grows More Unpredictable as Independent Enters Race

Maine Governor Midterm Election Grows More Unpredictable as Independent Enters Race
File photo: Voters fill out and cast their ballots at the Cross Insurance Center polling location where the entire city votes on November 3, 2020 in Bangor, Maine. Scott Eisen/Getty Images
Alice Giordano
Alice Giordano
Freelance reporter
|Updated:
0:00

While Maine’s gubernatorial primaries won’t produce many surprises with only one candidate running on each party’s ticket, the trickle-up influences of the race on issues such as government-imposed COVID-19 mandates make it a heavily watched one, with some state progressives saying they’re voting for the first time as Republicans.

An 11th-hour contender running as an independent is also expected to influence the race, with Maine having one of the largest blocks of independent voters in the United States.

Alice Giordano
Alice Giordano
Freelance reporter
Alice Giordano is a freelance reporter for The Epoch Times. She is a former news correspondent for The Boston Globe, Associated Press, and the New England bureau of The New York Times.
Related Topics