This is about ‘ensuring and strengthening future elections,’ Dinner Table PAC Co-Founder Alex Titcomb told The Federalist.
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For years, Maine Democrats have blocked Republican attempts to secure the state’s elections through widely supported safeguards like voter ID requirements. Now, thanks to the efforts of one grassroots organization, Pine Tree State conservatives’ goal of enshrining such provisions into law may soon become reality.
Last week, Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows announced that backers of the proposed “Maine Require Voter Photo Identification Initiative” had gathered enough valid signatures to qualify for the state’s November 2025 ballot. The measure will now head to the Maine Legislature, which can either adopt the proposal into law or send it to voters for consideration.
