Paul LePage, the former Republican governor of Maine, has traveled to Washington after declaring victory in his congressional race against Democrat Matt Dunlap, who conceded on November 5. LePage's win is notable as it marks a Republican flip in a district previously won by Trump. Although he led by over 5,000 votes, ranked-choice voting is still in progress because he did not achieve a majority. LePage is expected to vote on the next GOP minority leader.
Key facts
- LePage declared victory in Maine's 2nd Congressional District.
- Dunlap conceded on November 5, 2026.
- LePage received 49.894% of the total votes.
- He is participating in a vote for the next GOP minority leader.
- This race marks a Republican flip in a district won by Trump.
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