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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine voters on Tuesday approved a $100 million bond for transportation projects across the state.
Most of the money will go toward highways and bridges, while $15 million will go to other projects focusing on rail, aviation and ports.
The proposal will bring in $253 million in federal funds, officials said.
Such bonds have passed by healthy margins over the last half-dozen years.
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