Trump Momentum Threatens Democratic Hopes To Flip Maine’s 2nd Congressional District

Early polling suggested Harris could win the rural district, but now even the Democrat incumbent congressman is in trouble there.

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Maine House Assistant Majority Leader Kristen Cloutier speaks at an early voting rally for Vice President Harris's presidential campaign at Lewiston, Maine. AP/Patrick Whittle

In the race for every last electoral vote, Democrats in Maine are holding out hope that they can flip the second congressional district to Vice President Harris. With less than ten days before Election Day, however, the odds are growing longer.

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