In this week’s Pulse: 18 questions answered for the 18 days remaining until the Maine election.

With less than a month until Election Day, here are several recent ads that might grab voters’ attention, but that need some additional facts or a dose of reality.

In this week’s Pulse: LePage stumbles on abortion debate question, Mills more poised, but cagey on some issues, LePage's dark portrayal of Portland, and control of the Maine Senate.

In this week’s Political Pulse: The election is coming...this week we recap the trends and themes we've seen so far.

In this week’s Pulse: LePage's history with Medicaid expansion, LePage gets an "incomplete" from sportsmen, money dumps, police union calls out ‘misinformation’ in high-profile race, and upcoming debates.

In this week’s Pulse: Maine pols unite over lobster "red listing," channeling book-ban fever, GOP candidates decline to answer BDN survey questions, swamped election officials, and a few programming notes.

In this week’s Pulse: Democrats target LePage's policies instead of character, an up-and-coming GOP governor's visit to the state, and who tracks the trackers?

In this week’s Pulse: The national GOP effort to ban books could come to Maine's gubernatorial race, new life for CMP corridor (or just life support?), and a posthumous endorsement?

In this week’s Pulse: The political wake of Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, the Libertarian argument in support of abortion rights, and the six-year anniversary of The Voicemail.

In this week’s Pulse: Why LePage is praising small-town elections while casting doubt on larger ones, Kyle Fitzsimons' Jan. 6 trial draws to a close, Maine's U.S. senators briefed on Trump investigation and LePage gets combative.