State elections are held on the first Tuesday, following the first Monday, each November and on the second Tuesday in June in even-numbered years for the Primary Election. Referenda and bond issues are sometimes sent to the voters in June or November. For more information on state elections, visit the Secretary of State’s website.
POLLS ARE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. for State & Federal Elections
(Anyone in line by 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote).
Polling Location
Besse Building
22 Main Street, Albion ME
Upcoming 2026 Elections
November 3, 2026 General Election
Maine voters will select their choice for Governor, Maine’s Representatives to Congress, members of the Maine Legislature, and certain county officers.
For more information CLICK HERE
VOTING DISTRICTS
Congressional District 1
State Senate District 16
State House District 63
County Commissioner District 3
Municipal Clerk & Registrar of Voters
Jeanie A. Doore
22 Main St
Albion, ME 04910
Phone: (207) 437-2900
Fax: (207) 437-2903
Elected Officials Information.
Maine Senate
Scott Wynn Cyrway (Republican-Albion)
District 16
463 Benton Rd
Albion, ME 004910
207-485-1308
Scott.Cyrway@legislature.maine.gov
Maine House of Representatives
Paul R. Flynn (Republican-Albion)
District 63
78 Bessey Ridge Rd
Albion, ME 004910
(207) 314-5525
Paul.Flynn@legislature.maine.gov
County Judge of Probate
Elizabeth H. Mitchell (D-Vassalboro)
277 Cushnoc Road
Vassalboro, ME 04989
County Register of Probate
Abigail St. Valle (D-Augusta)
39 Hospital St.
Augusta, ME 04330
County Treasurer
Thomas F. Doore (D-Augusta)
49 Pleasant Hill Road
Augusta, ME 04330
County Register of Deeds
Matthew James Boucher (R-Oakland)
41 Church Street
Oakland, ME 04963
County Sheriff
Kenneth L. Mason III (U-Readfield)
501 Gorden Road
Readfield, ME 04355
County District Attorney
Maeghan Maloney (D-Augusta)
4 Drew Street
Augusta, ME 04330
County Commissioner
George M. Jabar II (D-Waterville)
District 3
One Center Street
Waterville, ME 04901
Absentee Ballot applications are now available for the November 3, 2026 General Election
You can request your ballot online here:
apps.web.maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/AbsenteeBallot/index.pl
or by contacting the town office at 437-2900.
Starting October 5, 2026 you may also vote in-person by absentee ballot during town office hours. M-W 10-4, THUR 12-6.
Click on the Link below to learn more about Absentee Voting in Maine
Ongoing Absentee Voting: As of 12/31/25, any registered voter (other than a uniformed service or overseas voter) may apply for Ongoing Absentee Voter status: (Fillable PDF). A voter who qualifies will automatically receive an absentee ballot for each statewide election, municipal election and any other election for which the voter is eligible to vote and need not submit a request for each election. Voters must submit the completed form to their municipal clerk.
A voter applying for this status must do so in writing using the form designed by the Secretary of State and must originally sign the application and submit it to the Municipal Clerk in the town that they live in. A copy of the new application revised in 2026 is provided below, available at the Town Office, available online and is posted on the Secretary of State’s Upcoming Elections web page. The voter must provide a telephone number and/or email address so that the voter can be notified if the voter’s status is terminated. However, voters who previously received Ongoing Absentee Voter status prior to law change will not have to reapply, unless their status was terminated as described below.
The revised law still provides that the voter’s Ongoing Absentee Voter status may only be terminated by the Clerk or the Secretary of State based on one of the following reasons:
- The voter requests in writing that the Ongoing Absentee Voter status be terminated;
- The voter dies or becomes disqualified;
- The voter's registration record is cancelled in the central voter registration (CVR) system;
- The voter’s absentee ballot is returned as undeliverable; or
- The voter's registration status is changed to inactive in the CVR (because the voter failed to respond to a change of address mailing). Likewise, if the voter moves to a new municipality in Maine, the voter’s Ongoing Absentee Voter status is terminated, and the voter must submit a new application to the voter’s new residence municipality.