The Maine gubernatorial race features Jonathan Bush, a traditional Republican, competing against candidates aligned with Donald Trump's influence within the party. Polling suggests that Bush faces challenges in garnering support, particularly in a primary characterized by ranked-choice voting. The outcome of the primary could have implications for the general election, where plurality voting will be used.
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The Maine gubernatorial race features Jonathan Bush, a traditional Republican, competing against candidates aligned with Donald Trump's influence within the party. Polling suggests that Bush faces challenges in garnering support, particularly in a primary characterized by ranked-choice voting. The outcome of the primary could have implications for the general election, where plurality voting will be used.
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