In Hampden and Berwick, Mainers weigh in on presidential election [Video]

Robert Drew, 71, of Frankfort, likes to lister to conversations around him at the Coffee Break Café in Hampden. When it comes to his own politics he tries not to say too much. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Susan Taylor, 66, has been a librarian at the Edythe Dyer Community Library for 30 years. She thinks Hampden’s social structure has changed to the point where the sense of connectedness has eroded, and politics has played a role in that. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Alison Herlihy, the owner of Badwolfe Butcher and Deli in Berwick, stocks the shelves. She hears from customers across the political spectrum and she wishes people understood how much they have in common. She plans to vote for Kamala Harris. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Linda Davis, 77, eats breakfast with a Trump-supporting friend at Mainely Local Yolks in Berwick. She says she doesn’t identify with either party, but she knows one thing for sure: “I do not like Donald Trump”. …