Maine’s 2nd Congressional District inches ever closer to knowing the final results of who will represent it in the U.S. House of Representatives for the next two years. Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep.

The state does not require a deposit for a recount if the margin of victory is 1% or less in Congressional races.

Austin Theriault’s campaign has formally requested a recount in Maine’s 2nd District congressional race, the Secretary of State’s office confirmed in an email Monday morning. Emily Cook, a spokesperson for the Secretary of State’s Office,

AUGUSTA, Maine — A recount is set to begin Monday in Maine's 2nd Congressional District race. The race went to a ranked-choice runoff after neither candidate surpassed 50 percent of first-place votes on Election Day, necessitating the shipment of ballots to the state capital for a ranked-choice voting tabulation.

AUGUSTA, Maine (WABI) - A recount in Maine’s Second Congressional District race started in Augusta Monday. Elections officials are counting the ballots by hand. Those from Austin Theriault’s campaign requested the recount and will be covering the cost.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Jared Golden defeated Republican Austin Theriault by roughly 2,700 votes following a ranked-choice runoff on Nov. 15. Theriault's campaign immediately filed a recount request because the margin between the two was roughly 0.

Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says a full recount could take two weeks. But she says at any point, the Theriault campaign can concede the race and end the recount, just as Rep

Austin Theriault requested the recount after losing the race to Rep. Jared Golden by 2,706 votes, or less than 1% of votes cast.