Maine - US Politics

Republican committee, hurting for campaign cash, cancels ads in New Mexico battlegroundRepublicans' Senate campaign arm called off television ads Tuesday that were to air in New Mexico in the run-up to Election Day, an indication that it's leaving the GOP candidate there ...

In the long-running Real ID staring match, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security ended up being the first to blink. States including New Hampshire, Maine, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Washington, and Montana have enacted laws saying "hell no we'll never comply with Real ...

S.C. Granted More Time to Comply With New ID Standards; Maine Gets a New DeadlineSouth Carolina residents will continue to be able to use their driver's licenses to get on airplanes and into federal buildings, the Department of Homeland Security said Monday ...

How They Voted: Senate Roll Vote on Children's Health Care BillThe 64-30 roll call by which the Senate passed a bill to expand a government health care program for children.On this vote, a "yes" vote was a vote in favor of the ...

How They Voted: Senate Vote by Party on Immigration AmendmentThe 49-48 roll call by which the Senate passed an amendment to the proposed immigration overhaul that would end a temporary worker program after five years.On this vote, a "yes" vote was a ...

Roll Vote: Senate Vote on Iraq War FundsThe 67-29 roll call Wednesday by which the Senate rejected an effort to cut off money for the Iraq war.On this vote, a yes vote was a vote in favor of cutting off war money. ...

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