Politics

Governor LePage will speak in Biddeford tonight, the home of the vaseline-tossing former Mayor, Joanne Twomey.

How many people can say that their Senator rides a Harley?

New Brunswick's chief electoral officer says the clock is ticking down for candidates considering running in the upcoming municipal, district education council and regional health authority elections. The deadline for filing nomination papers is 2 p.m. Friday, April 8.

Don't believe everything you see on Facebook. That's especially true for a a photo of a building on Lewiston being shared on Facebook during political season.

There's a new section on the Elections NB Website for voters seeking information about candidates running in the May 9 local elections.

As part of his province-wide tour of communities, New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant visited the Edmundston Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.

New Brunswick candidates running in the May 9 municipal council, district education council and regional health authority elections can now officially submit their nomination forms.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has ridden a big turnout to victory over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Maine's Democratic presidential caucuses.

Thousands of Mainers flooded into high school gyms and auditoriums across the state to vote for presidential candidates. Here are some photos and highlights from social media.

Texas U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has beaten New York businessman Donald Trump in Maine's GOP presidential caucuses, gathering nearly 46 percent of the vote.