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04073: Registration Issue

Waited to register (I had moved) with 50-60 other people for over an hour. Only 2 people on hand to register voters at city hall.We were told by an employee that we could not vote at the clerk's office (by a male employee) and later told that we could vote there if necessary and that there were no male employees in that office! Read More »

4 Electoral Votes

Polling Hours: Open from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. depending on the town, close at 8 p.m.

2008 Registered Voters: 1,027,585 as of 10/30 (Maine Bureau of Corporation, Elections & Commissions)

Change from 2004: -0%

Election Day Registration: Yes

Post-Election Manual Audits: No

ID Requirements: Required of all first-time voters who registered by mail without verifying ID

Provisional Voting: Election-day registration. Challenged ballot procedure in place

Voting System: Optical scan, hand-counted paper ballots and vote-by-phone system

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