A record of Maine’s political culture and how it has changed: seven decades of party enrollment and more than a century and a half of election returns, traced through every town, county and district in the state.
Maine Voter Registration
Party registrations (enrollments) of active voters, Maine Secretary of State file of March 7, 2026.
Population is the Census Bureau’s July 1, 2025 estimate. Registered voters are active registrants. Registration edge is the Democratic minus Republican share of active voters’ party registrations (enrollments).
The Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer and Auditor are elected by the Legislature. Legislative seats are counted from the officeholders table (members serving as of September 30, 2026). Sources: Maine Secretary of State; Maine Legislature.
Maine Election Results
General elections 1820–2024, primaries to June 2026 and every statewide ballot question since 1940.
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Question
Election
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Office
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Voter Registration Over Time
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Timeframe
Each line is a party’s share of all registered voters (party enrollment), from one Secretary of State file per year (the November file where there is one). From 2007 on the counts are active voters; earlier files don’t state voter status. Before 1984 the files on hand are from 1954–1970 and from 1976, 1978 and 1982; the lines connect the files on hand. The 1954–1970 unenrolled share is derived. Minor parties appear only in years they were ballot-qualified. Congressional districts use today’s town lines.
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