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Corinna ME 04928 Phone: (207) 278-4183 Fax: (207) 278-5200. Elections in Corinna, Penobscot County are administered through a coordinated effort between the town clerk and county officials working under the Maine Secretary of State's oversight. Residents handle most election matters through the Corinna Town Clerk at the Corinna Town Office, 9 Levi Stewart Drive, Corinna, ME 04928 (phone: 207-278-2241).
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