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Question 1

Limestone

Caribou

Fort Fairfield

Repeal of Maine’s same-sex marriage law

Yes 53%

No 47%

299,483

267,574

Presque Isle

Easton

Ashland

Strongly Yes

Mars Hill Blaine

Masardis

Yes Tie

Monticello

Strongly No Moro Plt.

No

Houlton

Mount Chase

No figures available

Hodgdon

Orient

Haynesville Dennistown Plt.

Weston

Bancroft Millinocket Beaver Cove

Jackman

Danforth Vanceboro

Mattawamkeag

Greenville

Topsfield

Winn Lincoln

The Forks Plt.

Newport

Bangor Otis Frankfort Bucksport Ellsworth

Waterville Bethel

Sidney Rumford

Gardiner

Stow Oxford

Windsor

Augusta Hallowell

Lewiston

Fryeburg

Jonesboro Addison

Lubec Cutler

Jonesport

Blue Hill Belfast

Milbridge Gouldsboro Bar Harbor

Camden Jefferson

Perry Charlotte

East Machias

Skowhegan

Vienna

Baileyville Calais

Alexander Great Crawford Pond Wesley Aurora

Old Town Orono

Corinna

Embden Magalloway Plt. Upton Farmington

Waite

Howland DoverFoxcroft Charleston

Carrabassett Valley Wellington Bingham

Rockland

Swan’s Island

Wiscasset

Isle au Haut Vinalhaven

Baldwin

Brunswick

Key

Falmouth

Lebanon

Yarmouth Portland Cape Elizabeth Old Orchard Beach Biddeford Kennebunkport Wells Ogunquit York

65% and above

64% and below

Tie

65% and above

64% and below

Tie

Yes No

Question 1 snapshot

Question 1, which asked voters to repeal the state's new same-sex marriage law, was foremost in drawing nearly 60 percent of registered voters to the polls Tuesday. Those favoring repeal were more widespread across the state, while the opposition tended to carry more urban and coastal areas.

PRECINCTS REPORTED: 597 OF 605 (99%); VOTERS: 567,057 of 969,912 registered voters participated (58.5%) SOURCE: Bangor Daily News election results; ESRI CONSULTANT: Margaret Chernosky, Bangor High School, ESRI

BANGOR DAILY NEWS GRAPHIC BY JULIE HARRIS, ERIC ZELZ