County breakdown - Question 1 #marryME

Published Nov 04 2009, 10:00 AM by Jeff Inglis

According to the Bangor Daily News numbers as of 9:25 am, here is the breakdown by county, and a handy map (made with the help of Microsoft MapPoint) showing exactly how little of Maine voted for marriage equality (remember, Yes is to repeal equality and No is to protect it):

County	% Yes	% No
Androscoggin	60.13%	39.87%	Very Strong Yes
Aroostook	73.22%	26.78%	Very Strong Yes
Cumberland	39.67%	60.33%	Very Strong No
Franklin	59.53%	40.47%	Very Strong Yes
Hancock	46.81%	53.19%	Solid No
Kennebec	56.56%	43.44%	Solid Yes
Knox	49.16%	50.84%	Weak No
Lincoln	50.62%	49.38%	Weak Yes
Oxford	59.13%	40.87%	Very Strong Yes
Penobscot	58.79%	41.21%	Very Strong Yes
Piscataquis	66.81%	33.19%	Very Strong Yes
Sagadahoc	49.32%	50.68%	Weak No
Somerset	65.41%	34.59%	Very Strong Yes
Waldo	53.38%	46.62%	Solid Yes
Washington	64.79%	35.21%	Very Strong Yes
York	50.22%	49.78%	Weak Yes

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