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Updated: Election results with all 23 towns reporting

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UPDATED: Results for Franklin County’s June 12 primary elections with 23 of 23 towns listed here. Please note that all results are preliminary and unofficial. Uncontested race totals will not be listed. Reporting towns include: Avon, Carthage, Carrabassett Valley, Chesterville, Coplin Plt, Dallas Plt, Eustis, Farmington, Freeman Township, Kingfield, Industry, Jay, Madrid, New Sharon, New Vineyard, Phillips, Rangeley, Rangeley Plt., Sandy River Plt, Strong, Temple, Weld and Wilton.

Town: AVON

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 4
Matthew Dunlap: 6
Jon Hinck: 1
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 6
Scott D’Amboise: 3
Debra Plowman: 1
Bruce Poliquin: 9
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 15

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 13
Blaine Richardson: 17

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 28
Thomas White: 7

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 30
No: 29

Town: CARRABASSETT VALLEY

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 14
Matthew Dunlap: 11
Jon Hinck: 5
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 23
Scott D’Amboise: 0
Debra Plowman: 4
Bruce Poliquin: 14
William Schneider: 12
Charles Summers: 18

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 40
Blaine Richardson: 18

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 55
Thomas White: 18

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 66
No: 56

School Budget Validation Vote
Yes: 86
No: 11

Town: CARTHAGE

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 1
Matthew Dunlap: 7
Jon Hinck: 2
Justin Pollard: 1

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 3
Scott D’Amboise: 4
Debra Plowman: 0
Bruce Poliquin: 0
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 3

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 4
Blaine Richardson: 3

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: N/A
Thomas White: N/A

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 17
No: 24

Local school validation vote for RSU 10
Yes: 22
No: 19

Town: CHESTERVILLE

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 13
Matthew Dunlap: 15
Jon Hinck: 6
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 18
Scott D’Amboise: 7
Debra Plowman: 4
Bruce Poliquin: 21
William Schneider: 6
Charles Summers: 40

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 44
Blaine Richardson: 38

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 73
Thomas White: 28

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 92
No: 84

Town: COPLIN PLANTATION

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 1
Matthew Dunlap: 5
Jon Hinck: 2
Justin Pollard: 0

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 2
Scott D’Amboise: 0
Debra Plowman: 1
Bruce Poliquin: 3
William Schneider: 0
Charles Summers: 8

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 6
Blaine Richardson: 5

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 12
Thomas White: 2

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 8
No: 19

Town: DALLAS PLANTATION

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 7
Matthew Dunlap: 6
Jon Hinck: 5
Justin Pollard: 3

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 7
Scott D’Amboise: 0
Debra Plowman: 5
Bruce Poliquin: 6
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 15

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 16
Blaine Richardson: 14

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 23
Thomas White: 13

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 33
No: 44

Town: EUSTIS

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 5
Matthew Dunlap: 3
Jon Hinck: 0
Justin Pollard: 0

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 9
Scott D’Amboise: 5
Debra Plowman: 1
Bruce Poliquin: 11
William Schneider: 7
Charles Summers: 21

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 20
Blaine Richardson: 20

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 41
Thomas White: 13

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 35
No: 32

Town: FARMINGTON

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 75
Matthew Dunlap: 73
Jon Hinck: 13
Justin Pollard: 7

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 120
Scott D’Amboise: 62
Debra Plowman: 26
Bruce Poliquin: 61
William Schneider: 34
Charles Summers: 253

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 293
Blaine Richardson: 190

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 403
Thomas White: 148

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 440
No: 331

Town: FREEMAN TOWNSHIP

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 4
Matthew Dunlap: 0
Jon Hinck: 0
Justin Pollard: 3

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 2
Scott D’Amboise: 1
Debra Plowman: 2
Bruce Poliquin: 4
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 8

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 10
Blaine Richardson: 8

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
See Kingfield’s results below

Dispatch Center Bond Question
See Kingfield’s results below

Town: INDUSTRY

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 6
Matt Dunlap: 8
Jon Hinck: 3
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Rick Bennett: 25
Scott D’Amboise: 12
Debra Plowman: 3
Bruce Poliquin: 9
William Schneider: 9
Charlie Summers: 21

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 33
Blaine Richardson: 32

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 67
Thomas White: 17

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 70
No: 51

Industry Referendum: Shall an ordinance entitled “Building Setback Ordinance” be enacted?
Yes: 56
No: 59

Town: JAY
U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 188
Matthew Dunlap: 145
Jon Hinck: 22
Justin Pollard: 17

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 57
Scott D’Amboise: 32
Debra Plowman: 13
Bruce Poliquin: 28
William Schneider: 11
Charles Summers: 69

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 95
Blaine Richardson: 86

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 73
Thomas White: 136

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 285
No: 385

Town: KINGFIELD

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 9
Matthew Dunlap: 1
Jon Hinck: 1
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 20
Scott D’Amboise: 7
Debra Plowman: 4
Bruce Poliquin: 10
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 40

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 33
Blaine Richardson: 33

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 69
Thomas White: 24

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 70
No: 76

Town: MADRID

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 1
Matthew Dunlap: 0
Jon Hinck: 0
Justin Pollard: 1

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 5
Scott D’Amboise: 2
Debra Plowman: 1
Bruce Poliquin: 1
William Schneider: 0
Charles Summers: 1

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 2
Blaine Richardson: 7

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 5
Thomas White: 5

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 5
No: 10

Town: NEW SHARON
U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 20
Matthew Dunlap: 13
Jon Hinck: 4
Justin Pollard: 4

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 31
Scott D’Amboise: 13
Debra Plowman: 14
Bruce Poliquin: 32
William Schneider: 6
Charles Summers: 69

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 66
Blaine Richardson: 70

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 138
Thomas White: 32

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 103
No: 113

Town: NEW VINEYARD

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 12
Matthew Dunlap: 5
Jon Hinck: 4
Justin Pollard: 2

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 8
Scott D’Amboise: 11
Debra Plowman: 5
Bruce Poliquin: 18
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 28

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 33
Blaine Richardson: 22

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 52
Thomas White: 22

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 55
No: 46

Town: PHILLIPS

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 17
Matthew Dunlap: 9
Jon Hinck: 7
Justin Pollard: 1

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 15
Scott D’Amboise: 9
Debra Plowman: 0
Bruce Poliquin: 7
William Schneider: 0
Charles Summers: 21

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 23
Blaine Richardson: 20

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 39
Thomas White: 50

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 44
No: 62

Town: RANGELEY

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 27
Matt Dunlap: 34
Jon Hinck: 5
Justin Pollard: 3

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Rick Bennett: 17
Scott D’Amboise: 10
Debra Plowman: 10
Bruce Poliquin: 29
William Schneider: 6
Charlie Summers: 55

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 38
Blaine Richardson: 58

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 70
Thomas White: 61

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 162
No: 157

Town: RANGELEY PLT

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 5
Matthew Dunlap: 3
Jon Hinck: 2
Justin Pollard: 0

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 3
Scott D’Amboise: 4
Debra Plowman: 2
Bruce Poliquin: 4
William Schneider: 2
Charles Summers: 8

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 13
Blaine Richardson: 4

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 10
Thomas White: 10

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 16
No: 20

Town: SANDY RIVER PLT

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 2
Matthew Dunlap: 3
Jon Hinck: 1
Justin Pollard: 0

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 2
Scott D’Amboise: 3
Debra Plowman: 1
Bruce Poliquin: 3
William Schneider: 2
Charles Summers: 1

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 6
Blaine Richardson: 1

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 6
Thomas White: 2

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 8
No: 16

Town: STRONG

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 11
Matthew Dunlap: 16
Jon Hinck: 1
Justin Pollard: 4

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 44
Scott D’Amboise: 18
Debra Plowman: 7
Bruce Poliquin: 33
William Schneider: 8
Charles Summers: 44

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 75
Blaine Richardson: 61

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 109
Thomas White: 52

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 107
No: 109

Town: TEMPLE

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 9
Matthew Dunlap: 10
Jon Hinck: 3
Justin Pollard: 1

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 11
Scott D’Amboise: 0
Debra Plowman: 2
Bruce Poliquin: 7
William Schneider: 3
Charles Summers: 16

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 16
Blaine Richardson: 15

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 27
Thomas White: 12

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 37
No: 34

Town: WELD

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 8
Matthew Dunlap: 5
Jon Hinck: 0
Justin Pollard: 0

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 8
Scott D’Amboise: 11
Debra Plowman: 3
Bruce Poliquin: 9
William Schneider: 1
Charles Summers: 16

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 24
Blaine Richardson: 15

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 24
Thomas White: 15

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 36
No: 35

Town: WILTON

U.S. Senate Candidates – Democrat
Cynthia Dill: 48
Matthew Dunlap: 96
Jon Hinck: 15
Justin Pollard: 16

U.S. Senate Candidates – Republican
Richard Bennett: 92
Scott D’Amboise: 39
Debra Plowman: 21
Bruce Poliquin: 47
William Schneider: 21
Charles Summers: 111

U.S. Congress Candidates – Republican
Kevin Raye: 160
Blaine Richardson: 127

Franklin County Sheriff Candidates – Republican
Scott Nichols: 213
Thomas White: 134

Dispatch Center Bond Question
Yes: 343
No: 302

Wilton Selectmen Seat (contested)

Paul Berkey Jr.: 291
Chris Krauss: 195
Tiffany Maiuri: 134

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13 Comments

  1. Looks like Farmington was the only town overwhelmingly supportive of the new dispatch center and many of the smaller townships voted it down by wide margins for the amount of voters

  2. @ Chris Farmer I believe sir you should look more closely at what the margins actually are rather than what you would like them to appear to be. 7-11 towns posted so far are in support of this bond and 9 of the 11 towns posted so far the votes are within 10 or less one way or the other half of those even within 5. Wide margin indeed

  3. I’m glad the voters did not support the new center and it looks as if the Democrat will retain control as Sheriff come November. GOOD! Republicans are all against spending tax payer money, except when they want to spend tax payer money.

  4. Mr. Hazsko: Did you vote for Scott Nichols? If you did, then you must have had to change your political affiliation, because everyone knows you’re a Democrat.

  5. @ Mr. Citizen- Why spin this negative was that really necessary?

    BTW-If you wish to personal attack why don’t you post your name it gives it more weight with the reader.

    Your comment “The way I would like them to appear? Pretty big assumption there! The Sorry there is no hidden agenda here, I just was making an observation at the time.

    Percentage of margin is what I was referencing which 2 plantations voted the bond down 2 to 1. I consider a margin of more that 10% a wide margin. Maybe you consider a larger number, purely one’s opinion. The fact that it is 5 or 10 vote difference in a town/plantation that only casts 15-20 votes is what many in those areas would consider a large margin.

    For the smaller plantations $600,000 is more than their entire budget which may be why many voted it down.

    Farmington controls the process since they will pay the majority of the cost by the county allocation but it is interesting to look at that Farmington voters would spend $600,000 on a new dispatch building but not give $500 to the Chamber of Commerce for encouraging tourism and economic development to the region. Again just an observation not a judgment.

    Here are the percentages:

    Avon: 50.8-49.2 (Margin-1.6%)
    Carthage 53.65-46.65 ( Margin-10%)
    Chesterville 52.3-47.8 (Margin-4.5%)
    Coplin Plt 29.6-70.4 (Margin -40.8%)
    Dallas Plt 42.9-57.1 (Margin-14.2%)
    Eustis 52.3-47.9 (Margin-15.4%)
    Farmington 57.1-42.0 (Margin-14.2%)
    Industry 48.7-51.3 (Margin- 2.6%)
    Madrid 33.3-66.7 (Margin- 33.4%)
    New Vineyard 54.5-45.5 (Margin-9%)
    Phillips 41.5-58.5 (Margin-17%)
    Sandy River 33.3-66.7 (Margin-33.4%)
    Strong 49.5-50.5 (Margin-1%)
    Temple 52.1-47.9 (Margin-4.1%)
    Weld 50.7-49.3 (Margin-1.4%)
    Wilton 53.2-46.8 (Margin-6.4%)

  6. Thank you to the voters who understand the vital importance of passing the bond for Dispatch. Contracting this service out will yield the same detriment and financial fiasco that was predicted before turning the jail into a 72 hour holding facility. We can bring our local dispatch up to code or pay out forever for this service. Quick response is vital to saving lives and responding to emergency situations. I wonder how comforting it will be for residents to have their emergency calls routed to Augusta when in crisis. Either way we will pay for this service. Do we want to pay to own…or lease for a lifetime……to pay a middleman to re-route calls back to Franklin.

  7. to Chris Farmer….

    Jay (which believe it or not is in Franklin County) and uses the dispatchers pays the largest majority of the county’s tax allocation. It is not Farmington. Farmington is however, a very close second.

  8. Must be that those who voted NO will continue to hope that the “moccasin telegraph” system will enable them to receive emergency assistance when necessary. Good notification systems are the first line of help when it is needed. For most of you who voted NO, when was the last time you visited the Dispatch facility to see what really happens and how one’s phone message is handled. Voting your pocketbook (mine is feeling the pinch too) is only one consideration when a life could be on the line.
    Thanks to all who voted in favor of this much needed facility.

  9. To Nancy Porter…..surely you know that the Republican candidates were voted on by their party only, and last I knew, one can offer congratulations across party lines.

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