AUGUSTA, Maine - Lawmakers have sustained the governor's veto of a bill to provide a third of a million dollars in extra election funding.
The House voted 74-46 Thursday to support term-limited Republican Gov. Paul LePage's likely last veto of his tenure. Democratic Secretary of State Matt Dunlap says the bill was needed to make sure Maine can pay its bills on time for the November election.
Dunlap said such costs include additional ballots, leasing of software and high-speed scanner and couriers services. He also said his department has to prepare for the possibility of ranked-choice tabulations in U.S. federal races.
Democratic Rep. Louis Luchini warned that not passing the bill means the state could face late fees.
Republican House Leader Ken Fredette said lawmakers could take up the issue in January.
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Lawmakers have sustained the governor's veto of a bill to provide a third of a million dollars in extra election funding.
The House voted 74-46 Thursday to support term-limited Republican Gov. Paul LePage's likely last veto of his tenure. Democratic Secretary of State Matt Dunlap says the bill was needed to make sure Maine can pay its bills on time for the November election.
Dunlap said such costs include additional ballots, leasing of software and high-speed scanner and couriers services. He also said his department has to prepare for the possibility of ranked-choice tabulations in U.S. federal races.
Democratic Rep. Louis Luchini warned that not passing the bill means the state could face late fees.
Republican House Leader Ken Fredette said lawmakers could take up the issue in January.
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The text passage describes a political situation in Maine regarding the veto of a bill for additional election funding. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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