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Maine is stuck in ranked-choice voting limbo. That’s not likely to change soon

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A ranked-choice ballot used for the 2nd Congressional District general election in Nov. 2022. Photo by Robert F. Bukaty of the Associated Press. Mainers decided to begin using ranked-choice voting in elections for the state Legislature, governor and federal offices all the way back in November of 2016 — the first state in the nation to do so.
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Here’s how ranked-choice voting works in Maine

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Ranked-choice ballots are prepared for tabulation in Augusta in Nov. 2018. Photo by Robert F. Bukaty of the Associated Press. The June 9 primary election is rapidly approaching for Maine voters and the candidates looking to earn their support. Maine’s unique use of ranked-choice voting could be a big factor in some of the most prominent races. Maine is one of only two states in the country, along with Alaska, that conducts some statewide elections using ranked-choice voting.
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Attorney for Maine client faces sanctions for AI-driven errors in court filing

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A May 7 order by a federal judge sanctioned a Massachusetts lawyer for citation errors caused by AI use in a Maine lawsuit. Photo by Erin Rhoda. A federal judge sanctioned a Massachusetts lawyer for using artificial intelligence in a Maine lawsuit, leading to citation errors. The lawyer was ordered to attend a course on AI and implement procedures to prevent future mistakes, but the civil case alleging abuse at the Hyde School will continue.
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