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Maine State Senate District 33
The current officeholder, the 2024 result, and a precinct-level model you can run yourself — built from how Maine actually voted.
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Current officeholder
Matt A. Harrington Republican
2024 result
Democratic D+0.0
2024 votes cast
20,434
Office
State Senate
Precinct results — 2024 general
4 precincts reported in Maine State Senate District 33's 2024 general election. The twenty largest:
| Precinct | Winner | Margin | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23031-Sanford | Republican | R+16.9 | 10,579 |
| 23031-Waterboro | Republican | R+26.2 | 4,502 |
| 23031-Lebanon | Republican | R+33.7 | 3,355 |
| 23031-Alfred | Republican | R+15.0 | 1,998 |
All 4 precincts are modelable — open the race in the simulator and drill to precinct grain.
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Model Maine State Senate District 33 in five steps
- Set the candidates. Name the contenders for the Maine State Senate District 33 (or keep the generic Democrat / Republican defaults). The map starts from real 2024 results in every precinct.
- Apply a swing. Move vote share statewide, or by demographic cohort, with a slider. The map and the running tally recompute instantly.
- Model turnout. Mobilize or depress turnout for any group — turnout and persuasion are modeled separately, the way a real campaign thinks about them.
- Drill to precincts. Zoom from the state down to individual precincts and override any of them by hand.
- Roll up & share. Roll the result up to chamber control, then publish a shareable, frozen link to your scenario.
Open Maine State Senate District 33 in the simulator →
Frequently asked
Who represents Maine State Senate District 33?
Matt A. Harrington (Republican) currently holds this State Senate seat.
What was the 2024 result in Maine State Senate District 33?
D+0.0 — 0 Democratic, 0 Republican, of 20,434 votes cast.
Can I model this race myself?
Yes — open it in the electionsmcp simulator and model vote-share swing and turnout from the real 2024 baseline, down to the precinct, then roll it up to chamber control.