Election 2021 Archives - Lewiston Sun Journal

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Election 2021

Published
September 13, 2021

A public hearing Thursday will determine Dane Morgan’s Lewiston council candidacy

Ward 1 resident Maura Murphy filed an objection Monday under a never-before-used charter provision.
Published
September 3, 2021

Lewiston Councilor Clement running for reelection

The first-term official represents Ward 6, the largest in the city.
Published
September 3, 2021

Races for Lewiston mayor, City Council and School Committee finalized

Two relative political newcomers — Carl Sheline and Donna Gillespie — will run for mayor in the November election.
Published
September 1, 2021

Lewiston nomination papers are due Friday, Sept. 3

Races for the November municipal election will become official Friday afternoon. As of now, there's only one qualified candidate for mayor.
Published
August 23, 2021

Lewiston mayoral race narrowing

With less than two weeks until nomination papers are due, there is only one qualified candidate.

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Published
July 29, 2021

As possible candidates show interest, Lewiston mayoral race still up in the air

Nomination papers are not due until Sept. 3, but so far only one candidate has made an official campaign announcement.
Published
July 27, 2021

Lewiston Democrats in turmoil as election season begins

City Councilor Safiya Khalid, who had been the local party's vice chair, says she withdrew her candidacy to lead the party during a confrontational meeting at which she faced racist comments.
Published
July 26, 2021

Potvin says he will run for mayor of Lewiston

School Committee member last ran for mayor in 2017.
Published
July 21, 2021

Attorneys argue over whether CMP power line referendum should be 1 question or 3

The issue is whether voters will have an ‘all-or-nothing’ choice this November on a ballot question that aims to block the 145-mile transmission line.
Published
July 18, 2021

Voters will decide if Mainers have a constitutional right to food

The Legislature approved the proposal by a two-thirds margin, but some critics worry that embedding the language in the Maine Constitution could have unintended consequences.