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Elections · United States of America · Maine

House election in Maine, United States: Paul LePage won

First reported 9 days ago, last report 2 days ago. 5 independent reports in 15 articles from 15 publishers.

Summary

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Who reported it

Outlets based in 3 countries United States of America 5Canada 2Argentina 1 country not known 7

Languages English 15

Counted in outlets, not articles. An outlet's country comes from Wikidata or from its web address (.de, .co.uk); outlets on .com and other open endings count as not known.

What the reports establish

Winner Confirmed

Paul LePage won, according to 4 independent reports.

Show the sources and why

4 independent reports give it and no better-supported figure disagrees.

Paul LePage · 4 independent reports · accepted

4 independent reports give it and no better-supported figure disagrees

Share of the vote · Paul LePage One report

One report says: Paul LePage received more than 50% of the vote.

Show the sources and why

Only one report gives a figure.

50% · 1 independent report · not accepted

Only one report gives it

All coverage, oldest first

Each report links to the original. Copies of the same text (a wire story run by several sites) are grouped under the first.

  1. Newsradio WGAN wgan.com First reported
    Also run by 2 other sites
  2. HomeTown Register thecentersquare.com
    Also run by 2 other sites
  3. The Herald Palladium thecentersquare.com
  4. Hometown News LP apnews.com
    Also run by 2 other sites
  5. Winnipeg Free Press winnipegfreepress.com
    Also run by 1 other site
  6. WGME wgme.com
    Also run by 1 other site
  7. Townhall townhall.com Latest report

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