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Matt Gagnon takes listener calls about election oversight, concerns over ballot translators, and the authority of election wardens. Plus, Matt questions polling in the Susan Collins Senate race and discusses ranked-choice voting, including a new Maine Policy Institute study criticizing the system.

Steve Robinson from the Maine Wire checks in with Matt to discuss his take on what’s happening around Maine.

The Grace Curley Show airs daily from Noon to 2 PM on WGAN, and every Monday, Grace speaks with us about the latest developments in national politics

Matt Gagnon discusses political turmoil in Michigan after Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens reportedly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the U.S. Senate race. From party backlash to staff resignations, Matt examines the fallout and what a closely contested Michigan race could mean for control of the Senate.

Matt Gagnon speaks with Karyn Diamond, daughter of the late Maine state senator and longtime WGAN political commentator Bill Diamond, and Windham resident John Cressey about efforts to name the new Windham-Raymond Middle School in his honor. They discuss the community petition, Diamond's legacy in education and child advocacy, and the upcoming school board vote between Bill Diamond Middle Scho...

Matt Gagnon introduces mainelectionnight.com   a new tool for tracking live election results across Maine. From real-time vote totals and interactive maps to turnout projections and race predictions, Matt explains how the site will help voters follow the results as they come in on Election Night.

Matt Gagnon talks with AccuWeather's Joe Lundberg about Maine's unusually warm November outlook, with temperatures potentially reaching the 60s. Joe also discusses the ongoing drought, chances for much-needed rain, and why coastal Maine could see more rain than snow this winter.

Matt Gagnon discusses Portland's skyline and whether the city needs a signature building to stand out. From the working waterfront to the proposed Roo building, could a new architectural landmark give Portland a more recognizable identity?

To close out our political coverage of this year's elections, we welcome independent candidate Rick Bennet into the studio to explain why he, as a former Republican, is running as an independent candidate and how he could make the best changes to the way politics work in Augusta.

The phones are open for the final hour of today's show. Being the last show before Election Day, the phones are quite busy! If you missed your chance to chime in on today's show, Shawn Moody will be hosting next week and he will be more than happy to take your calls regarding your take on the results of the election. Happy Halloween, and stay safe!

After taking a couple of callers who waited patiently to be on the air, Phil Harriman welcomes Senator Troy Jackson on to discuss Tuesday's election.

The phones are back open on the final edition of "Inside Maine" before Tuesday's election.

Host Phil Harriman welcomes Peter Anania in studio for the second segment of today's show. Peter is the President and Chairman of the Elmet Group, a Portland-based investment firm that recently went public.

The phones are open for the first segment of today's show with Phil Harriman on our final episode before Election Day. Callers in this first segment are riled up!

Maine Points host Danny Martignetti welcomes Matt Levy from the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum in Portland. They discuss the fascinating history of Maine's two-foot railroads, the importance of preserving railroad history, and the volunteers who keep the organization moving forward. Plus, a look at the upcoming Polar Express holiday season and how Mainers can help support this unique...

Matt Gagnon praises Bobby Charles for taking questions from voters who may disagree with him during an open public forum. Matt also questions Hannah Pingree's willingness to participate in a similar event and explains why voters should look beyond polling numbers when evaluating candidates.

Matt Gagnon takes listener calls on Maine politics, Halloween candy concerns, and the legacy of actor Patrick Stewart. Plus, a discussion about write-in candidates and whether ranked-choice voting could come into play in Maine's U.S. Senate race.

Matt Gagnon and CBS 13's Gregg Lagerquist break down their Election Day predictions on Coffee & Politics. Will Susan Collins hold on to her Senate seat? Can Hannah Pingree win the governor’s race? And what happens in Maine’s Second Congressional District? Plus, a look at the latest polling, ranked-choice voting, and whether Democrats are headed for a mini blue wave nationally. Coffee &...

This week's Caller of the Week on WGAN Morning News with Matt Gagnon is Kevin. He takes aim at the changing face of Portland. From needles on sidewalks to concerns about Maine's political future, one caller doesn't hold back, questioning whether voters are ready for a change in direction.

John Tomase joins Matt Gagnon for “Wicked Sports Weekend,” breaking down the latest from across the New England sports scene.

On this special episode of the Maine Veteran Spotlight, Chris Chapman shares his coverage of the Military Influencers Conference. He talks with Chris Lancia, Director of Marketing and Communications for Wear Blue: Run to Remember; Dr. Amanda Kline, co-founder of the Patriotic Kenny Foundation; Mike Sullivan, Executive Director of Team Red, White and Blue; and Jake Norotsky from the Wounded Warrior...

Montana Towers of the Maine Policy Institute joins Matt Gagnon to discuss the latest issues and policy debates affecting Maine.

Matt Gagnon breaks down Maine's ranked-choice voting rules and why the U.S. Senate ballot includes ranked-choice options. Plus, callers weigh in on campaign messaging, polling, voter turnout, and the candidates as Election Day approaches.

Jesse Fairbanks from Maine Vintage Toys joins us in studio to talk all things nostalgic, test our knowledge with some trivia, and more!

Matt is joined by security analyst Josh Filler. Josh is an attorney and former New York City, White House, and Department of Homeland Security official, bringing deep national security experience to the conversation.