Western Maine, however, is a different story. When LePage attempted to return to the Blaine House in 2022, it was one of the ...

Former two-term Republican Gov. of Maine Paul LePage says his ally President Donald Trump is a top reason why he's trying for a political comeback and launching a bid for Congress ...

LePage, a two-term governor seeking to unseat Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D), grabbed national headlines for years with incendiary language, most notably with comments in 2016 about drug trafficking ...

LePage, who had two years left in his second term as Maine’s governor, was also looking for a job: overseeing national welfare reform in the Trump administration.

LePage was succeeded by Democratic Gov. Janet Mills, who as Maine’s attorney general during LePage’s tenure steering the state, was often at odds with the governor.

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In the summer of 2016, staff for Gov. Paul LePage thought they had won a ...

During his two terms as Maine governor, Republican Paul LePage attended antiabortion rallies, argued that “we should not have abortion” and said in 2018 that if the Supreme Court were to make ...

After the end of Roe v. Wade, Republicans have struggled to hone a message on abortion, and Paul LePage, a former governor, was repeatedly pressed on the issue by Gov. Janet Mills on Tuesday.

LePage, who had two years left in his second term as Maine’s governor, was also looking for a job: overseeing national welfare reform in the Trump administration.

Paul LePage, who pioneered the tactics that propelled Trump into office, is running again for governor of Maine. Only this time, he’s quietly backing away from the former president.

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage has announced he is running to represent the state's 2nd Congressional District, The Republican made the announcement on social media shortly before 9:30 a.m. Monday.