June 10, 2008 - 3:07pm
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Election update: Turnout 'constant and steady'

Voters in Windham go to the polls: Politicker PhotoVoters in Windham go to the polls: Politicker PhotoPoll workers across the state have consistently described voting traffic today as "constant and steady".

At about 9 a.m. election workers in Hallowell waited as voters slowly began to arrive. In Standish, a steady flow of people came and went. In Windham, voters passed five petitioner tables on their way to the exit. There was a lot of interest in initiatives to repeal the drivers license and beverage taxes, volunteers for the initiatives said.

Check back later for more on the election and results.

JESSICA ALAIMO is a PolitickerME.com Reporter and can be reached via email at jessica.alaimo@politickerme.com.
Related topics: Maine, primary, voting

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