Volunteers Kathy Richardson,left, and Susan Emerson check in voters Tuesday afternoon at the South Paris polls.

Linda Dayen, left, chats with Patricia Howe at the Woodstock Town Office on Tuesday afternoon. Howe was finishing up her volunteer shift as Dayen was just getting started.

Dale Crafts arrives at Lisbon High School with his daughter, Emily Little, and grandchildren, Jude and Freyja Little, on Tuesday. Crafts voted at the high school.

Dale Crafts heads into Lisbon High School to vote on Tuesday.

A voter gives Dale Crafts a thumbs up before walking into Lisbon High School on Tuesday. Crafts and his family, left, arrived at the school together to vote. Crafts is seeking to unseat 2nd Congressional District U.S. Rep. Jared Golden.

Dale Crafts waves to an acquaintance after marking his ballots at Lisbon High School on Tuesday afternoon. Crafts is seeking to unseat 2nd Congressional District U.S. Rep. Jared Golden.

Dale Crafts receives his ballots from an election official at Lisbon High School on Tuesday afternoon. Crafts is seeking to unseat 2nd Congressional District U.S. Rep. Jared Golden.

Election volunteer Tori Kusukawa looks out for arriving voters at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday. Registered voters could bypass the line of people waiting to register to vote. Jeffrey Reynolds II, second from left, is halfway through the line of those needing to register to vote. The line continues on the other side of the wall.

Charles Stilkey voted for the first time on Tuesday. "It's time to do something," said the 56-year-old Lewiston resident. Stilkey said that the "civil unrest" is what inspired him to come out and vote. "The protests really bothered me," Stilkey said about the violence that followed some Black Lives Matter gatherings across the country. "I have never voted in my life, but after seeing what is going on in this country, I had to come out here and do this." Stilkey said he enjoyed voting, but was unhappy that poll workers were not handing out "I Voted" stickers because of COVID-19 precautions. "I wanted that sticker," said Stilkey.

Constance Provencher enters her ballot into the ballot machine at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday.

Joseph Parker, 2, waits in line with his father's girlfriend, Vanessa Mitchell, at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday. The line was for those registering to vote, not to cast their ballots. Parker's father is Joseph Parker.

Lorena Desjardins, left, and her sister Adrienne Desrochers sit in line while they wait for Desjardins to change her address at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday.

Election official Tracey Miller looks out from behind her protective partition to speak to a voter at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday.

An election worker monitors voting booths that may need to be sanitized at the Ward I polling place at the Lewiston Armory on Tuesday.

Voters fill out ballots Tuesday morning in the James A. Bragoli Memorial Gym at Gardiner Area High School. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal

Voters cast ballots at Howard C. Reiche Community School, where every other ballot booth has been cordoned off to maintain social distancing and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (Staff photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)

Voters brave cold temperatures and strong winds waiting to vote Tuesday in Portland.

Caution tape closes off a voting stall to help distance voters to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus during Election Day at the East End School in Portland.

Julian St. Laurent wears a face shield and two face masks to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus as he walks to a voting booth to cast his ballot Tuesday in Portland.