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Maine voters can start early voting Monday, with key ballot questions on voter ID, red flags for guns, and ballot access to be decided Nov. 4.
Early voting in Maine starts Monday, with in-person absentee voting available through Oct. 30 and mail-in ballot requests due by the same date.
Maine’s no-excuse absentee voting allows any resident to vote early.
Two key ballot questions will be decided on Nov. 4: one proposes voter ID requirements, expanded automatic ballot delivery for seniors and disabled voters, and restrictions on ballot drop boxes and third-party requests; the other would establish a red flag law allowing temporary firearm removal for individuals deemed a threat.
Ballots must be received by election officials by 8 p.m. on Nov. 4.
Officials emphasize that voter fraud is extremely rare, and all absentee ballots must be returned in signed, tracked envelopes—unmarked ballots would not be counted.
Los votantes de Maine pueden comenzar a votar temprano el lunes, con preguntas clave sobre la identificación del votante, banderas rojas para las armas y acceso a la boleta electoral que se decidirán el 4 de noviembre.