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 ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

Here are some other Franklin Delano Roosevelt facts they might not have covered in your ... his office to Roosevelt in the Election of 1932. 3. Maine and Vermont were the only two states that ...

They just have one election the general election in November.” Secretary of State Copeland Hanzas was asked why Vermont is not implementing ... being used in Maine and Alaska, three counties ...

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Ranked choice voting will be used for the first time in a presidential race under a ruling Tuesday by the Maine Supreme Court, which concluded a GOP petition drive came up ...

Sometimes, offenders lose the right to vote for life. But Maine and Vermont are the only two states that allow felons to vote from behind bars, NBC News reported. But as the impact of felony ...

Amid a national vote that rocked the political world Tuesday, voters in Maine narrowly approved a measure ... the majority of Mainers did not vote for their governor (recently to contentious ...