On an Election Day some call the most consequential in decades, our panel discusses the history of elections in Maine and the United States.
Guests
Herb Adams, adjunct professor, Southern Maine Community College; former longtime state representative from Portland
Jeffrey S. Selinger, associate professor, department of government and legal studies, Bowdoin College
Resources
- Midterm 2018 Resources from Maine Public
- Nearly 80 percent of Americans concerned lack of civility in politics will lead to violence, poll says
- What is the Electoral College?
- James Gillespie Blaine lost the 1884 presidential election to Grover Cleveland in an especially contentious race - the Library of Congress has some political cartoons from this race
- Analysts Say Maine Independent Voters Aren’t All That Independent
- Should the U.S. Get Rid of Political Parties?
- As Maine goes...
- Behind the Picture: 'Dewey Defeats Truman'
- Resources for Ranked-choice Voting
One year, four governors and a forgotten Republican