Maine voters reject voter ID requirements while approving "red flag" gun restrictions in Tuesday's election, defeating Question 1 and passing Question 2 ballot measures.

Maine and Texas are the latest states to become involved in a nationwide Republican push to enact strict voter ID laws.

Question 1, pushed by Republicans and conservative activists, was rejected by 60% of voters as of 10 p.m., when half of all ...

Maine voters on Tuesday rejected a ballot question requiring voter ID for elections but approved a red flag law allowing police to seize weapons from people deemed a threat to themselves or others.

One Republican lawmaker said including absentee voting restrictions 'gave the opponents the playbook to beat it.' ...

Alongside the statewide questions, voters will decide multiple local elections including whether to implement a $19-per-hour minimum wage in Portland.