#43 Gretchen Wins!

from Balancing Chaos Hosted by Kelley & Gretchen

The election is over, and Gretchen won! She talks about the campaign and election day and the road ahead. Gretchen is headed to Jamaica and in December we are back to a regular schedule! Like us on Facebook, and Instagram, email us at [email protected], and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher! Mentioned on the podcast Yale: Lessons from GOTV experiments BDN: How Bangor residents voted on Election Day Pizza to the Polls ntension - tension fabric signs and structures Lilac Girls An adult tries Lunchables After years of LePage, Maine went very blue Tuesday Janet Mills becomes first woman elected Maine governor Exit polling gives Golden an edge in 2nd District ranked-choice count Democrats’ blue wave was much larger than early takes suggested Our Favorite Things Gretchen: Delta ShieldSpray Kelley: (She got a present instead! check it out on our Instagram!)

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