Summary
On Election Day, Maine voters will decide on two important issues. One is about requiring photo ID to vote, and the other is about a law concerning gun control.
Key Facts
- Maine voters are considering two key ballot measures in a statewide referendum.
- Question 1 involves changes to voting procedures, including a requirement for photo ID at polling stations.
- Question 2 introduces a "red flag" law for gun control, which exists in 21 other states.
- These ballot measures reflect wider national debates on voting and gun laws.
- The election in Maine takes place on November 4.
