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Portland & Clean Elections: March 21 Update

By: Anna Kellar

Last week, the Portland City Council had a pubic hearing on the future of the Clean Elections program, and we are encouraged by the thoughtful discussion and work that has gone into building a solid Clean Elections ordinance.

Your Portland Clean Elections Update

By: Anna Kellar

Last November, voters chose to adopt Clean Elections in Portland. This Charter modification will take effect on July 1, 2023 in time for the November 2023 election.

Check it off: Clean Elections on your Maine Tax Form

By: Jen Lancaster

Tax season is here. We know, we know — it's the most exciting time of the year. While you're filling out your tax return forms, you can do something quick and easy to help boost Clean Elections.

In the Press

Portland council begins designing clean elections system, Colin Ellis, 3/15/2023
Portland City Council begins developing state’s first municipal clean elections program, Rachel Ohm, 3/13/2023
Clean election bills discussed at the State house, Kodichi Lawrence, WABI-5, 2/27/2023
Commentary: To protect the free speech of all Maine voters, we must take action now , Jeff Clements and Anna Kellar, The Portland Press Herald, 1/21/2023
Measure to prevent foreign government spending on referendum campaigns makes 2023 ballot, Evan Popp, Maine Beacon, 11/1/2022

The Latest

Clean Elections Groups Across The Country Condemn Anti-Voter Groups And Intimidation Activities, 10/31/2022
MCCE Statement on Governor's Veto of LD 194, 6/24/2021
Bill Banning Corporate Contributions in Maine Elections On Track to Become Law, 6/16/2021
New Report on Participation in Maine’s Clean Elections, 6/1/2021
Congressional Leaders Must Finish the Job and Pass the For the People Act, 1/18/2021

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