Roosevelt. The results led James Farley, FDR’s campaign manager, to quip: “As Maine goes, so goes Vermont.” In 1957, Maine changed its election law to require that all general elections be ...

Why are Vermont and Maine outliers? They share several characteristics that make voting by prisoners less controversial. Incarcerated people can only vote by absentee ballot in the place where they ...

Meanwhile, Maine and Vermont remain unique ... productive members of society." Not everyone supports letting inmates or even formerly incarcerated people vote. Nationwide, Republicans have ...

When the Vermont legislature voted to mail ballots to every active voter for the pandemic general election, state Sen. Joe Benning, a Republican, was not ... Franklin Delano Roosevelt in every ...

Indeed, unlike Trump, FDR was reelected with an impressive majority. He won 60 percent of the vote, and took every state except Maine and Vermont. Mandates may not be real, Azari emphasizes ...

The initial vote by David Bright, a Democratic elector from Dixmont, was ruled out of order because he cast his ballot for the Vermont ... vote. “Maine also has a law that you’re not supposed ...