Election 2026: Your Questions Answered

What if federal agents show up at my polling place? Are free speech rights different at polling places? Can I have an interpreter help me vote? How are ballots counted? We've got you covered.

By Zachary Heiden

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It's Time to Vote Early in Maine

Early in-person voting is open in Maine! Make your voice heard by November 3.

A person stands at a voting booth marked with an American flag and the word “VOTE” inside a community polling place. The room has wooden floors, orange stacked chairs, and colorful landscape paintings on the walls, with a small U.S. flag displayed nearby.

The Brief: Your September Update

Voting deadlines, fall events, back to school rights, and important legal and policy updates: here's the latest from the ACLU of Maine

By Aaron Rosenblum, Maggie Nugent

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How We're Safeguarding the Midterm Elections

We're prepared to safeguard the midterm elections. Here's what you need to know.

By Molly Curren Rowles

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Key Legal Updates From a Busy Summer in Court

It's been a very busy summer in court. Catch up on some of the biggest highlights in cases ranging from freedom of speech and religion to voting rights and immigrants' rights.

By Carol Garvan

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The Fight to Protect Maine Voter Data Heads to the First Circuit

The Trump administration is not sharing the true reasons for wanting sensitive voter data: to unlawfully build a national voter database to disenfranchise voters. We're fighting back.

By Samuel Crankshaw

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Your Vote, Your Schedule: It's Time to Request Your Absentee Ballot Online

Election Day may be a couple of months away, but it's already time to request a mail-in absentee ballot online!

By Samuel Crankshaw

A person stands at a voting booth marked with an American flag and the word “VOTE” inside a community polling place. The room has wooden floors, orange stacked chairs, and colorful landscape paintings on the walls, with a small U.S. flag displayed nearby.

The Supreme Court Term in Review

Catch a recording of our discussion covering the court's role and what these decisions mean for Maine.

By Carol Garvan, Zachary Heiden, Molly Curren Rowles, Aaron Rosenblum

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Trump Wants Maine Voters' Private Data. A Federal Court Just Stopped Him.

A U.S. district court has dismissed the federal government's lawsuit, blocking its demand for full access to Maine voters' sensitive personal information.

By Zachary Heiden, Maggie Nugent

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