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Maine voters will head to the polls for a governor primary. The ballot is crowded with candidates linked to political dynasties. One Maine voters will head to the polls for a governor primary. The ballot is crowded with candidates linked to political dynasties. One
contender is the son of a sitting U.S. senator. Another is a member of the Bush family seeking the governorship. Additional candidates also have ties to prominent officials. These family connections underscore
the role of legacy politics in the race. The primary will determine which dynasty‑linked candidate advances. Observers will watch how voters respond to the mix of experience and name recognition.