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Questions 6 and 8 on the November 7 ballot will increase equity in Maine by restoring the state Constitution and clarifying access to voting, respectively.

Question 2 on the November 7 ballot will ask voters if they want to ban foreign governments from spending in Maine’s elections. MCCE officially endorses Question 2 and sees it as one way to limit political spending.

Fall is on the way 🍂 and election season is here. We're looking for dedicated volunteers.

Want to know how democracy-friendly your legislators are? You're in luck — the 2023 Legislative Scorecard is finally here!

Welcome to our post-session recap. It’s been a long journey for activists, lobbyists, and legislators. We’re here to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Each legislative session we focus on a number of bills relating to the Maine Clean Elections Act (MCEA) and other campaign finance reform. We fight big money in politics and advocate for transparency and fairness.

Last week the Legislature finally adjourned sine die after working into the wee morning hours. It means that the session has concluded for now and will reconvene in 2024.

With Julia Angwin, an award-winning investigative journalist and New York Times contributing Opinion writer.

The light is at the end of the tunnel, and the current legislative session is almost over.

It's time to rally. Governor Mills has vetoed a bill, LD 1610, that received bipartisan support in both the House and Senate.