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Election Aftermath: Democrat Troy Jackson unseated longtime Sen. Susan Collins, Hannah Pingree won the governor’s race, and Democrats held the Maine Legislature. In the 2nd District, Matt Dunlap conceded to Paul LePage, but state law still requires ranked-choice tabulation, set to begin Monday in Augusta. State Leadership: House Democrats kept Ryan Fecteau as speaker and chose Bangor Rep. Ambureen Rana as assistant leader. Local Finances: Bar Harbor’s push for a local-option tax gained support from Ellsworth’s city manager, though similar proposals have repeatedly stalled in Augusta. Public Health: Maine experts met in Augusta to discuss how moisture and mold affect buildings and indoor air quality, and ways to prevent growth. County Results: Democrat Timothy Holland won the Oxford County sheriff’s race by 68 votes.

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