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Swing race watch, ME-02: Paul LePage (R) leads Matt Dunlap (D) by about 8,500 votes, with 34% counted

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At a glance: Maine's 2nd District, one of the House swing races we're watching, has its first real count. · Sources: AP via New York Times live results
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Maine's 2nd District, one of the House swing races we're watching, has its first real count. As of about 9:26 PM ET, Paul LePage (R) has 21,908 votes (54.4%) to 18,371 (45.6%) for Matt Dunlap (D), with about 10% of the expected vote counted (AP via NYT). The race has not been called, and most of the vote is still out.

Live, auto-updating count: https://thefilterednews.com/elections

Update, 9:37 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 26,130, Dunlap (D) 21,479, about 13% counted.

Update, 9:44 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 29,499, Dunlap (D) 24,938, about 14% counted.

Update, 9:58 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 37,630, Dunlap (D) 32,256, about 19% counted.

Update, 10:14 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 47,024, Dunlap (D) 40,217, about 23% counted.

Update, 10:30 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 55,224, Dunlap (D) 47,544, about 28% counted.

Update, 10:51 PM ET (AP via NYT, not called): LePage (R) 66,932, Dunlap (D) 58,474, about 34% counted.

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UPDATES

  1. 6m ago

    10:51 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  2. 25m ago

    10:30 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  3. 42m ago

    10:14 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  4. 59m ago

    9:58 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  5. 9:44 PM ET

    9:44 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  6. 9:36 PM ET

    9:37 PM ET count update (AP via NYT).

  7. 9:28 PM ET

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