US midterm elections · 2026
  1. United States
  2. Maine
  3. Washington County

Flag of MaineMaine · County

Washington County

7 races on the 2026 ballot.

  1. NationUnited States
  2. StateMaine
  3. CountyWashington County
  4. LocalNo local races in our data yet

On the ballot

Races on this county's ballots
7
County and local races
5
With named candidates
7
Ballot measures
0

By office

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County and local races

Judicial · Most votes wins

Washington County Judge of Probate

Maine · Washington County

Trial courtPartisan ballotUnopposed
  • Dennis L. MaharDem
Official filing listNot reported

Sheriff · Most votes wins

Washington County Sheriff

Washington County, Maine

  • Michael L. CrabtreeRep
Official filing listNot reported

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Everything on the ballot here

Statewide and district races that include this county, then county and local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.

RaceTypeOn the ballotResults
Federal1 race
U.S. SenateU.S. Senate8 candidates
DemRepIndOther
Not reported
Statewide1 race
GovernorGovernor5 candidates
DemRepInd
Not reported
Judicial1 race
Washington County Judge of ProbateTrial court1 candidate
Dem
Not reported
County4 races
Washington County County Commissioner District 3County commission1 candidate
Rep
Not reported
Washington County SheriffSheriff1 candidate
Rep
Not reported
Washington County Register of DeedsCounty clerk & register1 candidate
Rep
Not reported
Washington County Register of ProbateCounty clerk & register1 candidate
Rep
Not reported

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Questions and answers

What is on the ballot in Washington County in 2026?

Our data list 7 races on ballots in Washington County, from statewide races to 5 county or local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.

When is the election?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

When will results be available?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.