The Talk of Maine piece on how mud-slinging politics has arrived in Maine, with the 2010 campaign possibly being the ugliest in living memory, paid for by shadowy groups from far away, among other contributors. Besides in-state political fighting, 50 out-of-state corporations and industry associations bankrolled $770,000 in ads supporting Paul LePage, now governor, or savaging Independent candidate Eliot Cutler and Democratic candidate Elizabeth Mitchell. Ads paid for by the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) in Virginia were the most disturbing, introducing outsized and insidious force into local races. The RSLC delayed reporting expenditures, which meant Clean Elections candidates didn\u27t receive matching funds in time to us...
Most political observers in Maine agree that any successful polticial campaign has to have a large a...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on the power struggle between Maine Education Services (MES) and ...
This article is an edited version of a lecture given in a lecture series, “Politics Then and Now, in...
The Talk of Maine piece on the negative campaign ads that blanketed the state during the elections ...
Politics + Other Mistakes piece on flaws in the Maine Clean Election Act that allow candidates to r...
Editorial on campaign financing in Maine, condemning the sale of political influence and urging U.S....
Politics and Other Mistakes piece about the long tradition of campaign contributions being foolishl...
News & Issues piece on Maine\u27s Nov. 7 statewide election, which saw a surge in the sophisticatio...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on the Maine Clean Election Act, and the supposed campaign of mis...
The Talk of Maine piece on the results of Maine\u27s Republican gubernatorial primary, in which Wat...
Maine Perspectives piece on the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate, which featured one of the c...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Maine Citizens for Clean Elections and its resistance to discl...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece about the luke-warm enthusiasm of Mainers for campaign finance re...
Business Maine: Central & Western piece on the success of the $9.6 million It must be Maine ad ca...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on legislative races in Maine, mentioning that the media do a poo...
Most political observers in Maine agree that any successful polticial campaign has to have a large a...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on the power struggle between Maine Education Services (MES) and ...
This article is an edited version of a lecture given in a lecture series, “Politics Then and Now, in...
The Talk of Maine piece on the negative campaign ads that blanketed the state during the elections ...
Politics + Other Mistakes piece on flaws in the Maine Clean Election Act that allow candidates to r...
Editorial on campaign financing in Maine, condemning the sale of political influence and urging U.S....
Politics and Other Mistakes piece about the long tradition of campaign contributions being foolishl...
News & Issues piece on Maine\u27s Nov. 7 statewide election, which saw a surge in the sophisticatio...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on the Maine Clean Election Act, and the supposed campaign of mis...
The Talk of Maine piece on the results of Maine\u27s Republican gubernatorial primary, in which Wat...
Maine Perspectives piece on the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate, which featured one of the c...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Maine Citizens for Clean Elections and its resistance to discl...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece about the luke-warm enthusiasm of Mainers for campaign finance re...
Business Maine: Central & Western piece on the success of the $9.6 million It must be Maine ad ca...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on legislative races in Maine, mentioning that the media do a poo...
Most political observers in Maine agree that any successful polticial campaign has to have a large a...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on the power struggle between Maine Education Services (MES) and ...
This article is an edited version of a lecture given in a lecture series, “Politics Then and Now, in...