AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaine Politics: Graham Platner is set to face Sen. Susan Collins after winning Maine’s Democratic Senate primary, but the campaign remains dominated by controversy and national attention, including fresh criticism tied to his past and a flood of debate over what voters will tolerate. Ranked-Choice Voting: With multiple Maine races headed to ranked-choice tabulation, experts say the final outcomes could hinge on how voters’ second and third choices break once results are fully counted. Public Safety: Bangor police say a man allegedly hit and kicked a child during drop-off at a school; the suspect is charged with domestic violence assault. Education: Augusta Schools received a $75,000 planning grant to explore later secondary school start times at Cony Middle and High. Health & Aging: Medicare Part B and Part D late-enrollment penalties can become permanent surcharges for life if people miss key deadlines. Weather: A flood watch is in effect for parts of western/central Maine and northern New Hampshire due to slow-moving storms and heavy rain. Community & Pride: Bangor won’t repaint a Pride crosswalk after vandals defaced it twice.
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