Jackie Mundry is a reporter at Maine’s Total Coverage. With eight years of local news experience, including five years in Maine, she specializes in political reporting, particularly focusing on the Maine State Legislature, elections, and public policy. Jackie has been featured in NEWS CENTER Maine, WMTW-TV, WBKO, WFLX FOX 29, WISN-TV, Jackson's 16 WAPT, MSN, KCRA 3, and My58 Television.
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In bipartisan fashion, the United States Senate passed a bill to make housing more affordable.
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that ballots will be counted as long as they are postmarked before Election Day.
The citizen petitioners were in court on Wednesday morning to appeal a decision by the Secretary of State's Office to remove the ballot measure to bar transgender athletes from school sports.
Some experts say Maine is ahead of other states on civil rights because of work done by the state legislature
Last year, tensions between the United States and Canada were high, but business owners and Old Orchard Beach visitors say Canadians have returned this summer.
If Graham Platner does drop out of the U.S. Senate race, it's up to the Maine Democratic Party to choose his successor.
Now that former U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner has announced he will leave the race, it's up to the Maine Democratic Party to come up with a plan to replace him on the November ballot.
By: Jackie Mundry
In a letter obtained by Maine's Total Coverage, a group of about 200 Democrats are asking the Maine Democratic Party to change it's nomination process to replace Graham Platner.
In a letter to Maine's Congressional Delegation, Gov. Janet Mills is calling on Congress to "act now" in the wake of the deadly shooting in Biddeford, killing 26-year-old Joan Sebastian Guerrero.
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