A ticket can receive exactly 2 electoral votes from Maine without faithless electors.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

It's EXTREMELY unlikely, but it is possible.

Anyone know how? Just seeing if someone gets it.

[Vosem]

In a three-way race, it would be possible for both congressional districts to vote for different candidates, and a third one to win statewide. (You see occasional examples of congressional primary winners who fail to win a single county in the seat; Russ Carnahan in 2004 comes to mind as an especially impressive example where he only even placed second in one county, and was otherwise a super-consistent third everywhere while others had very regionalized bases).

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I got it immediately.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

In a three-way race, it would be possible for both congressional districts to vote for different candidates, and a third one to win statewide. (You see occasional examples of congressional primary winners who fail to win a single county in the seat; Russ Carnahan in 2004 comes to mind as an especially impressive example where he only even placed second in one county, and was otherwise a super-consistent third everywhere while others had very regionalized bases).

Yep, that's it. Actually did not know that about Russ Carnahan!