Politics

It was a rainy election day with a long list of ballot questions to vote on, but people showed up and let their voices be heard.

Here are the November 7th Ellsworth Municipal Election Results for City Council, School Board and Library Trustees

Here's your chance to review the 8 questions that will appear on Tuesday's ballot before stepping into the voting booth.

The bill in D.C. never got voted on to keep the clocks on Daylight Saving Time all year. This is the weekend they fall back.

Ellsworth voters will want to circle their calendars so they can attend either in person, or virtually the City Council Meet the Candidates Forum Tuesday, October 17th from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Grand Theater in Downtown Ellsworth.

The Ellsworth Police Department invites you to a tour and open house at the new police station located at 416 High Street in Ellsworth on Friday, September 29th from 3 to 7 p.m.

The deadline to return petitions was Friday, September 22nd at 5 p.m. and Ellsworth City Clerk Toni Dyer has confirmed that there will be 6 candidates for 2 City Council seats.

Remember the days before the ban? We all had that one bag stuffed with countless others, a plastic bag-ception of sorts.

There are 2 seats on the Ellsworth City Council ,School Board and Library Trustees up for grabs in the November 7th election. Nomination papers need to be returned no later than Friday September 22nd at 5 p.m.

420 Ellsworth citizens cast their ballots in the Municipal Election held on Thursday, June 29th. Here are the unofficial results