Donald Trump Wins Maine Student Mock Election
Donald Trump Wins Maine Student Mock Election

Donald Trump Wins Maine Student Mock Election

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In a recent mock election held across 138 schools in Maine, former President Donald Trump emerged as the clear winner, securing 52% of the student vote against Vice President Kamala Harris, who garnered 41%. The mock elections aimed to educate students about the voting process and engaged over 11,000 participants, with Secretary of State Shenna Bellows emphasizing their significance in promoting civic awareness. In congressional races, students favored independent U.S. Sen. Angus King and Democratic U.S. Reps. Jared Golden and Chellie Pingree, highlighting close contests, particularly in Golden's race, which he narrowly won 49.3% to 48.8%. The results reflect past trends where student votes have often mirrored actual election outcomes, although not always accurately. The initiative is part of broader efforts to prepare future voters and enhance understanding of democracy among young people. Bellows praised the authenticity of the voting setup, which included real booths and voter stickers, reinforcing the importance of practical experience in learning about elections.

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