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Election Results
Click on the races below to find the voting results in Cape
Elizabeth
| Municipal
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State of Maine
Referendum Election
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State of Maine General Election
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Town Council
For an unexpired term until 6/12/2000 -- Vote for one
Carson, Penelope P.
Cotter, Patrick B.
Greer, Charles W.
Jordan, Jayne A. |
1966
383
946
783 |
Portland Water District Trustee
Five year term -- Vote for one
Aceto, Samuel C., Gorham
Littlefield, Howard M., Cape Elizabeth |
432
3663 |
Special Municipal Referendum
Pursuant to Title 30-A.M.R.S.A. 2528(5)(B), this ballot must be accompanied
by the recommendations of the Town Council and School Board. The Town Council
and School Board both recommend a "Yes" vote to the following question.
"Shall the Town renovate and expand the Swimming Pool facilities at the Cape
Elizabeth High School to provide for, among other things, a new pool entrance
area, spectator seating, and pool basin; renovations to locker rooms; and
repairs to the pool room, all at an estimated project cost of $2,200,000.00?"
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Question 1: Bond Issue
Do you favor a $20,000,000 bond issue to improve the Maine economy by supporting
innovative research and development by businesses and non-profit and education
institutions in the fields of biotechnology, computers and other information
technology, aquaculture and marine technology, forestry and agriculture and
advanced materials?
Total estimated life time cost is $30,710,000, representing $20,000,000 in
principal and $10,710,000 in interest (assuming interest at 5.10% over 20
years).
Question 2: Bond Issue
Do you favor a $7,000,000 bond issue for the following purposes:
1. $3,350,000 to construct water pollution control facilities, providing
the state match for $10,000,000 in federal funds;
2. $1,000,000 to protect te public health and safety and the environment
by providing funds for the cleanup of tire stockpile;
3. $1,500,000 to investigate, abate, clean up and mitigate threats to the
public health and the environment from hazardous subsurface discharges; and,
4. $1,500,000 to construct drinking water system improvements that address
public health threats, providing the state match for $7,100,000 in federal
funds?
Total estimated life time cost is $7,861,000, representing $7,000,000 in
principal and $861,000 in interest (assuming interest at 4.10% over 5 years).
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Representative to the Legislature (Dist. 25)
Vote for one
Marvin, Jean Ginn Republican
Cape Elizabeth |
3301 |
Representative to the Legislature (Dist. 24)
Vote for One
Cianchette, Peter E. Republican
South Portland |
282 |
McCoy, B. Nolan Democrat
South Portland |
122 |
State Senator
District 30
Vote for One
Amero, Jane A. Republican
Cape Elizabeth |
3053 |
Bromley, Lynn Democrat
South Portland |
1417 |
Governor
Vote for one
Clarke, William P. Jr. Taxpayers Party
Greene |
42 |
Connolly, Thomas J. Democrat
Scarborough |
492 |
King, Angus S. Jr. Independent for Maine
Brunswick |
3076 |
Lamarch, Patricia H. Green Independent
Freeport |
204 |
Longley, James B. Jr. Republican
Portland |
733 |
Representative to Congress (Dist. 1)
Vote for One
Allen, Thomas H. Democrat
Portland |
2746 |
Connelly, Ross J. Republican
Biddeford |
1659 |
Greiner, Eric R. Taxpayers Party
St. George |
53 |
Judge of Probate
Vote for One
Childs, William H. Democrat
Portland |
3259 |
County Treasurer
Vote for One
Graffam, Linwood E. Independent
Windham |
1757 |
Gurney, Diane Lee Democrat
Portland |
2048 |
Register of Deeds
Vote for One
O'Brien, John B. Democrat
Portland |
1916 |
Scott, Suzanne R. Republican
Windham |
2095 |
Sheriff
Vote for One
Costigan, Ronald E. Jr. Democrat
South Portland |
1565 |
Dion, Mark N. Independent
Portland |
2571 |
District Attorney (Dist. 2)
Vote for One
Anderson, Stephanie Republican
Portland |
2993 |
Pratt, Neal F. Democrat
Scarborough |
1396 |
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