Maine House of Representatives

Lower house of the Maine state legislature

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Maine House of Representatives

Maine State Legislature
Type
Type|

Lower house

Term limits

| 4 Terms (8 years)
History

New session started

| December 4, 2024
Leadership

Speaker

Ryan Fecteau (D)
since December 4, 2024

Majority Leader

Matt Moonen (D)
since December 4, 2024

Minority Leader

Billy Bob Faulkingham (R)
since December 7, 2022

Structure
Seats| 151 (and 3 non-voting)

Political groups

| Majority

* Democratic (76)

Minority

* Republican (73)

Other

* Independent (2)

* Nonpartisan (1 non-voting)

Vacant

* Vacant (2 non-voting[a])

Length of term

| 2 years
Authority| Article IV, Part First, Maine Constitution
Salary| Session 1: $13,526/year
Session 2: $9,661/year + per diem
Elections

Last election

| November 5, 2024
(151 seats)

Next election

| November 3, 2026
(151 seats)
Redistricting| Legislative Control
Meeting place
House of Representatives Chamber
Maine State House
Augusta, Maine

Website
Maine House of Representatives

The Maine House of Representatives is the lower house of the Maine Legislature. The House consists of 151 voting members and three nonvoting members. The voting members represent an equal number of districts across the state and are elected via plurality voting. The nonvoting members represent three of Maine's Native American tribes, though two tribes have declined to send representatives. Each voting member of the House represents around 9,000 citizens of the state. Because it is a part-time position, members of the Maine House of Representatives usually have outside employment as well. Members are limited to four consecutive terms of two years each, but may run again after two years.

The House meets at the Maine State House in Augusta.

## Leadership of the House

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The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives. The Speaker is elected by the majority party caucus followed by confirmation of the full House through the passage of a House Resolution. In addition to presiding over the body, the Speaker is also the chief leadership position, and controls the flow of legislation and committee assignments. Other House leaders, such as the majority and minority leaders, are elected by their respective party caucuses relative to their party's strength in the chamber.

## Composition of the 132nd (2024–2026) Maine House of Representatives

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Affiliation  | Party

(Shading indicates majority caucus)

| Total  |

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|  |  |  |  |
Democratic | Republican | Green Ind. | Independ. | Nonpart. | Vacant
Begin 126th Legislature (Dec. 2012)  | 89  | 58  | 0  | 4  |  | 151  | 0
End 126th Legislature  | 57  | 150  | 1
Begin 127th Legislature (Dec. 2014)  | 79  | 68  | 0  | 4  |  | 151  | 0
End 127th Legislature  | 78  | 69
Begin 128th Legislature (Dec. 2016)  | 77  | 72  | 0  | 2  |  | 151  | 0
End 128th Legislature  | 73  | 70  | 1  | 6  | 150  | 1
Begin 129th Legislature (Dec. 2018)[b] | 89  | 57  | 0  | 5  |  | 151  | 0
End 129th Legislature  | 87  | 56  | 6  | 149  | 2
Begin 130th Legislature (Dec. 2020)  | 80  | 67  | 0  | 4  |  | 151  | 0
End 130th Legislature  | 76  | 63  | 3  | 142  | 9
Begin 131st Legislature (Dec. 2022)  | 82  | 67  | 0  | 2  |  | 151  | 0
End 131st Legislature  | 79  | 148  | 3
Begin 132nd Legislature (Dec. 2024)[b] | 76  | 73  | 0  | 2  |  | 151  | 0
December 4, 2024[c] | 75  | 150  | 1
February 25, 2025[d] | 76  | 151  | 0
Latest voting share  | 50.3%  | 48.3%  | 0%  | 1.3%  |
Non-voting members  |  | 1  | 1  | 2

### Nonvoting members of the House

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The three nonvoting members within the House represent the Wabanaki or Dawnland nations of the Penobscot, the Passamaquoddy, and the Maliseet. The special Representatives can sponsor legislation relating specifically to the Tribes or in relation to Tribal – State land claims, as well as co-sponsor any other legislation brought before the House, but do not cast a legislative vote due to their unique tribal status representing their tribal members only. The Penobscot, Passamaquoddy and Maliseet tribal representatives are also entitled to sit as members of joint standing committees during hearings and deliberations, where they do cast votes, which can be very important with respect to specific legislative proposals.

Starting with the second session of the 125th Legislature, the Houlton Band of Maliseets was given a legislative seat in the House of Representatives. The first elected occupant of the seat was Henry John Bear. After being sworn in by Governor Paul LePage, Bear stated he would introduce legislation to give the Micmac people of Maine a nonvoting seat.[1]

The Passamaquoddy and Penobscots announced at a State House rally on May 26, 2015, that they would withdraw their representatives from the Legislature, citing disputes over tribal fishing rights, jurisdictional issues, and a lack of respect for tribal sovereignty. They further cited an executive order by Governor Paul LePage that rescinded a prior order requiring consultation with the tribes on state issues that affected them as a reason for their decision. Subsequently, Matthew Dana II of the Passamaquoddy and Wayne Mitchell of the Penobscot left the legislature leaving Henry John Bear of the Maliseet the only non-voting tribal representative. In response, Speaker Eves said that the tribal representatives are always welcome in the House. Matthew Dana II returned to the House from the Passamaquoddy Tribe in the 2016 elections.[2]

The Maliseets chose not to send a Representative to the 129th Legislature, elected in 2018. As of December 2022, the Maliseets and the Penobscots haven't returned to the House, leaving just the Passamaquoddy Representative, presently Aaron Dana.[3]

### Independents and other parties

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Due to the independent political tradition in the state, the Maine House of Representatives has been an entry ground for several of the state's prominent Independent politicians. From 2002 to 2006, Representative John Eder of Portland (District 118), belonging to the Maine Green Independent Party, served in the Legislature, the highest elected Green politician in U.S. politics at that time. Eder secured recognition as a one-member Green Party caucus in the House, receiving a dedicated staff person, which is unusual for individual legislators in the Maine House. In the 2006 elections, Eder lost his seat to a Democratic challenger. Having moved to Waterboro, Eder returned to the House in 2024 as a Republican.

On September 21, 2017, Ralph Chapman, previously registered as an Independent, switched his registration to the Maine Green Independent Party, the first time in over a decade that the Maine Green Independent Party was represented at the state level.[4]

There have been at least two independent members of the Maine House of Representatives continuously since the 126th legislature, elected in 2012. The current independent representatives are William Pluecker of Warren and Sharon Frost of Belgrade.

### Officers

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Position | Representative[5] | Party | Hometown

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Speaker of the House | Ryan Fecteau | Democratic | Biddeford
Majority Leader | Matt Moonen | Democratic | Portland
Assistant Majority Leader/Whip | Lori Gramlich | Democratic | Old Orchard Beach
Minority Leader | Billy Bob Faulkingham | Republican | Winter Harbor
Assistant Minority Leader/Whip | Katrina Smith | Republican | Palermo

### Members of the Maine House of Representatives

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Districts are currently numbered starting with 1 from north to south. This is often reversed after each decennial redistricting, and it was reversed in the redistricting which occurred in 2021 and which went into effect beginning with the 2022 primary and general elections. The previous district lines, which were drawn in 2013 and were first used in the 2014 primary and general elections, were only in effect for 8 years rather than the usual 10 as Maine adjusted its legislative redistricting cycle to conform with most other states.

↑ denotes that the Representative first won in a special election

District | Representative[5] | Party | Residence | First elected | Term-limited

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1  | Lucien J.B. Daigle | Rep  | Fort Kent | 2024  | 2032
2  | Roger Albert | Rep  | Madawaska | 2022  | 2030
3  | Mark Babin | Rep  | Fort Fairfield | 2022  | 2030
4  | Timothy Guerrette | Rep  | Caribou | 2022  | 2030
5  | Joseph F. Underwood | Rep  | Presque Isle | 2020  | 2028
6  | Donald Ardell | Rep  | Monticello | 2022  | 2030
7  | Gregory Swallow | Rep  | Houlton | 2022 (2018–2020)  | 2030
8  | Tracy Quint | Rep  | Hodgdon | 2020  | 2028
9  | Arthur Kevin Mingo | Rep  | Calais | 2024  | 2032
10  | William R. Tuell | Rep  | East Machias | 2024 (2014–2022)  | 2032
11  | Tiffany Strout | Rep  | Harrington | 2022  | 2030
12  | Billy Bob Faulkingham | Rep  | Winter Harbor | 2018  | 2026
13  | Russell P. White | Rep  | Ellsworth | 2024  | 2032
14  | Gary Friedmann | Dem  | Bar Harbor | 2024  | 2032
15  | Holly Eaton | Dem  | Deer Isle | 2022  | 2030
16  | Nina Milliken | Dem  | Blue Hill | 2022  | 2030
17  | Steven M. Bishop | Rep  | Bucksport | 2024  | 2032
18  | Mathew David McIntyre | Rep  | Lowell | 2024  | 2032
19  | Richard H. Campbell | Rep  | Orrington | 2022 (1992–2000; 2012–2020)  | 2030
20  | Dani L. O'Halloran | Dem  | Brewer | 2024  | 2032
21  | Ambureen Rana | Dem  | Bangor | 2022  | 2030
22  | Laura Supica | Dem  | Bangor | 2020  | 2028
23  | Amy Roeder | Dem  | Bangor | 2020  | 2028
24  | Sean Faircloth | Dem  | Bangor | 2025↑ (1992–1994; 2002–2008)  | 2032
25  | Laurie Osher | Dem  | Orono | 2020  | 2028
26  | Jim Dill | Dem  | Old Town | 2022 (2010–2014)  | 2030
27  | Gary Drinkwater | Rep  | Milford | 2018  | 2026
28  | Irene Gifford | Rep  | Lincoln | 2022  | 2030
29  | Kathy Irene Javner | Rep  | Chester | 2018  | 2026
30  | James Lee White | Rep  | Guilford | 2022  | 2030
31  | Chad R. Perkins | Rep  | Dover-Foxcroft | 2022  | 2030
32  | Steven D. Foster | Rep  | Dexter | 2018  | 2026
33  | Kenneth Fredette | Rep  | Newport | 2024 (2010–2018)  | 2032
34  | Abigail Griffin | Rep  | Levant | 2018  | 2026
35  | James E. Thorne | Rep  | Carmel | 2020  | 2028
36  | Kimberly M. Haggan | Rep  | Hampden | 2024  | 2032
37  | Reagan Paul | Rep  | Winterport | 2022  | 2030
38  | Benjamin C. Hymes | Rep  | Waldo | 2022  | 2030
39  | Janice Dodge | Dem  | Belfast | 2018  | 2026
40  | D. Michael Ray | Dem  | Lincolnville | 2024  | 2032
41  | Victoria Doudera | Dem  | Camden | 2018  | 2026
42  | Valli Geiger | Dem  | Rockland | 2020  | 2028
43  | Ann Matlack | Dem  | St. George | 2018  | 2026
44  | William Pluecker | Ind  | Warren | 2018  | 2026
45  | Abden Simmons | Rep  | Waldoboro | 2023↑ (2016–2018)  | 2030
46  | Lydia Crafts | Dem  | Newcastle | 2020  | 2028
47  | Wayne K. Farrin | Dem  | Jefferson | 2024  | 2032
48  | Holly Stover | Dem  | Boothbay | 2018  | 2026
49  | Allison Hepler | Dem  | Woolwich | 2018  | 2026
50  | David Sinclair | Dem  | Bath | 2023↑  | 2032
51  | Rafael Leo Macias | Dem  | Topsham | 2024  | 2032
52  | Sally Cluchey | Dem  | Bowdoinham | 2022  | 2030
53  | Michael Lemelin | Rep  | Chelsea | 2020  | 2028
54  | Karen Montell | Dem  | Gardiner | 2022  | 2030
55  | Daniel Shagoury | Dem  | Hallowell | 2022  | 2030
56  | Randall Greenwood | Rep  | Wales | 2020 (2014–2016)  | 2028
57  | Tavis Hasenfus | Dem  | Readfield | 2020  | 2028
58  | Sharon C. Frost | Ind  | Belgrade | 2024  | 2032
59  | David M. Rollins | Dem  | Augusta | 2024  | 2032
60  | William Bridgeo | Dem  | Augusta | 2022  | 2030
61  | Alicia Carol Collins | Rep  | Sidney | 2024  | 2032
62  | Katrina Smith | Rep  | Palermo | 2022  | 2030
63  | Paul R. Flynn | Rep  | Albion | 2024  | 2032
64  | Flavia M. DeBrito | Dem  | Waterville | 2024  | 2032
65  | Cassie Lynn Julia | Dem  | Waterville | 2024  | 2032
66  | Robert Nutting | Rep  | Oakland | 2022 (1998–2006; 2008–2016)  | 2030
67  | Shelley Rudnicki | Rep  | Fairfield | 2018  | 2026
68  | Amanda Collamore | Rep  | Pittsfield | 2020  | 2028
69  | Dean Cray | Rep  | Palmyra | 2022 (2006–2014)  | 2030
70  | Jennifer Poirier | Rep  | Skowhegan | 2020  | 2028
71  | John Ducharme | Rep  | Madison | 2020  | 2028
72  | Elizabeth M. Caruso | Rep  | Caratunk | 2024  | 2032
73  | Michael Soboleski | Rep  | Phillips | 2022  | 2030
74  | Randall Hall | Rep  | Wilton | 2018  | 2026
75  | Stephan M. Bunker | Dem  | Farmington | 2024  | 2032
76  | Sheila Lyman | Rep  | Livermore Falls | 2020  | 2028
77  | Tammy Schmersal-Burgess | Rep  | Mexico | 2022  | 2030
78  | Rachel A. Henderson | Rep  | Rumford | 2022  | 2030
79  | Michael J. Lance | Rep  | Paris | 2024  | 2032
80  | Caldwell Jackson | Rep  | Oxford | 2022  | 2030
81  | Peter Conley Wood | Rep  | Norway | 2024  | 2032
82  | Nathan Wadsworth | Rep  | Hiram | 2024 (2014–2022)  | 2032
83  | Marygrace Caroline Cimino | Rep  | Bridgton | 2024  | 2032
84  | Mark Walker | Rep  | Naples | 2022  | 2030
85  | Kimberly Pomerleau | Rep  | Standish | 2022  | 2030
86  | Rolf A. Olsen | Rep  | Raymond | 2024  | 2032
87  | David Boyer | Rep  | Poland | 2022  | 2030
88  | Quentin J. Chapman | Rep  | Auburn | 2024  | 2032
89  | Adam R. Lee | Dem  | Auburn | 2022  | 2030
90  | Laurel Libby | Rep  | Auburn | 2020  | 2028
91  | Joshua Morris | Rep  | Turner | 2018  | 2026
92  | Stephen J. Wood | Rep  | Greene | 2022 (2010–2018)  | 2030
93  | Julia A.G. McCabe | Dem  | Lewiston | 2024  | 2032
94  | Kristen Cloutier | Dem  | Lewiston | 2018  | 2026
95  | Mana Abdi | Dem  | Lewiston | 2022  | 2030
96  | Michel Lajoie | Dem  | Lewiston | 2022 (2008–2016)  | 2030
97  | Richard G. Mason | Rep  | Lisbon | 2017↑  | 2026
98  | Kilton M. Webb | Dem  | Durham | 2024  | 2032
99  | Cheryl Golek | Dem  | Harpswell | 2022  | 2030
100  | Daniel Ankeles | Dem  | Brunswick | 2022  | 2030
101  | Poppy Arford | Dem  | Brunswick | 2020  | 2028
102  | Melanie Sachs | Dem  | Freeport | 2020  | 2028
103  | Arthur L. Bell | Dem  | Yarmouth | 2020  | 2028
104  | Amy Arata | Rep  | New Gloucester | 2018  | 2026
105  | Anne P. Graham | Dem  | North Yarmouth | 2022 (2010–2014)  | 2030
106  | Barbara Bagshaw | Rep  | Windham | 2022  | 2030
107  | Mark C. Cooper | Rep  | Windham | 2024  | 2032
108  | Parnell William Terry | Dem  | Gorham | 2024  | 2032
109  | Eleanor Y. Sato | Dem  | Gorham | 2024  | 2032
110  | Christina R.C. Mitchell | Dem  | Cumberland | 2024  | 2032
111  | Amy Kuhn | Dem  | Falmouth | 2022  | 2030
112  | W. Edward Crockett | Dem  | Portland | 2018  | 2026
113  | Grayson Lookner | Dem  | Portland | 2020  | 2028
114  | Dylan R. Pugh | Dem  | Portland | 2024  | 2032
115  | Michael F. Brennan | Dem  | Portland | 2018 (1992–2000)  | 2026
116  | Samuel Zager | Dem  | Portland | 2020  | 2028
117  | Matt Moonen | Dem  | Portland | 2022 (2012–2020)  | 2030
118  | Yusuf M. Yusuf | Dem  | Portland | 2024  | 2032
119  | Charles Skold | Dem  | Portland | 2022  | 2030
120  | Deqa Dhalac | Dem  | South Portland | 2022  | 2030
121  | Christopher Kessler | Dem  | South Portland | 2018  | 2026
122  | Matthew D. Beck | Dem  | South Portland | 2024↑  | 2032
123  | Michelle Nicole Boyer | Dem  | Cape Elizabeth | 2024  | 2032
124  | Sophia Warren | Dem  | Scarborough | 2020  | 2028
125  | Kelly Noonan Murphy | Dem  | Scarborough | 2022  | 2030
126  | Drew Gattine | Dem  | Westbrook | 2022 (2012–2020)  | 2030
127  | Morgan Rielly | Dem  | Westbrook | 2020  | 2028
128  | Suzanne Salisbury | Dem  | Westbrook | 2020  | 2028
129  | Marshall F. Archer | Dem  | Saco | 2024  | 2032
130  | Lynn Copeland | Dem  | Saco | 2020  | 2028
131  | Lori Gramlich | Dem  | Old Orchard Beach | 2018  | 2026
132  | Ryan Fecteau | Dem  | Biddeford | 2024 (2014–2022)  | 2032
133  | Marc Malon | Dem  | Biddeford | 2022  | 2030
134  | Traci Gere | Dem  | Kennebunkport | 2020  | 2028
135  | Daniel Sayre | Dem  | Kennebunk | 2022  | 2030
136  | John Eder | Rep  | Waterboro | 2024 (2002–2006)  | 2032
137  | Nathan Carlow | Rep  | Buxton | 2020  | 2028
138  | Mark Blier | Rep  | Buxton | 2018  | 2026
139  | David Woodsome | Rep  | Waterboro | 2022  | 2030
140  | Wayne Parry | Rep  | Arundel | 2020 (2010–2018)  | 2028
141  | Lucas Lanigan | Rep  | Sanford | 2022  | 2030
142  | Anne-Marie Mastraccio | Dem  | Sanford | 2022 (2012–2020)  | 2030
143  | Ann Fredericks | Rep  | Sanford | 2022  | 2030
144  | Jeffrey S. Adams | Rep  | Lebanon | 2022  | 2030
145  | Robert Foley | Rep  | Wells | 2024 (2014–2018)  | 2032
146  | Walter Runte | Dem  | York | 2022  | 2030
147  | Holly Sargent | Dem  | York | 2022  | 2030
148  | Thomas Lavigne | Rep  | Berwick | 2022  | 2030
149  | Tiffany Roberts | Dem  | South Berwick | 2018  | 2026
150  | Michele Meyer | Dem  | Eliot | 2018  | 2026
151  | Kristi Mathieson | Dem  | Kittery | 2020  | 2028

### Non-voting members

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Representing | Representative | Party | Residence | First elected | Term-limited

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Passamaquoddy Tribe | Aaron M. Dana | Nptsn  | Princeton | 2022  | ?
Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians | Vacant |  |  |  |
Penobscot Nation | Vacant |  |  |  |

↑ Member was first elected in a special election

## Past composition of the House of Representatives

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Main article: Political party strength in Maine

## Notable former members

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* Augusta Kalloch Christie, first woman to serve in both houses of the Maine legislature, 1953–1961

## See also

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* Category:Members of the Maine House of Representatives
* Maine State House
* Maine Legislature
* Maine Senate
* Wabanaki Confederacy

## Notes

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1. ^ The Houlton Band of Maliseets and Penobscot Nation have both withdrawn their non-voting Representatives to the Maine House of Representatives.
2. ^ a b Includes a Rep.-elect who declined to take the oath of office.
3. ^ Rep.-elect Joe Perry (D-24) declined to take the oath of office after being nominated by Democrats in the Legislature to be Maine State Treasurer, to which post he was subsequently elected unanimously by joint ballot of the Legislature.
4. ^ Sean Faircloth (D) elected to replace Joe Perry (D-24).

## References

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1. ^ Bayly, Julia (January 26, 2012). "Houlton Maliseet, first elected tribal representative to Maine House, looking forward to session". Bangor Daily News.
2. ^ Moretto, Mario (May 26, 2015). "Passamaquoddy, Penobscot tribes withdraw from Maine Legislature". Bangor Daily News.
3. ^ "Tribal Representatives to the Maine Legislature, 1823 – | Maine State Legislature". legislature.maine.gov.
4. ^ "Lawmaker's party switch gives Greens a seat in the Maine House". 22 September 2017.
5. ^ a b "Maine House of Representatives". legislature.maine.gov.

## External links

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* Maine House of Representatives

* v
* t
* e

Members of the Maine House of Representatives

132st Legislature (2022-2024)

Speaker of the House
Ryan Fecteau (D)
Majority Leader
Matt Moonen (D)
Minority Leader
Billy Bob Faulkingham (R)

1. ▌Lucien J.B. Daigle (R)
2. ▌Roger Albert (R)
3. ▌Mark Babin (R)
4. ▌Timothy Guerrette (R)
5. ▌Joseph F. Underwood (R)
6. ▌Donald Ardell (R)
7. ▌Gregory Swallow (R)
8. ▌Tracy Quint (R)
9. ▌Arthur Kevin Mingo (R)
10. ▌William R. Tuell (R)
11. ▌Tiffany Strout (R)
12. ▌Billy Bob Faulkingham (R)
13. ▌Russell P. White (R)
14. ▌Gary Friedmann (D)
15. ▌Holly Eaton (D)
16. ▌Nina Milliken (D)
17. ▌Steven M. Bishop (R)
18. ▌Mathew David McIntyre (R)
19. ▌Richard H. Campbell (R)
20. ▌Dani L. O'Halloran (D)
21. ▌Ambureen Rana (D)
22. ▌Laura Supica (D)
23. ▌Amy Roeder (D)
24. ▌Sean Faircloth (D)
25. ▌Laurie Osher (D)
26. ▌Jim Dill (D)
27. ▌Gary Drinkwater (R)
28. ▌Irene Gifford (R)
29. ▌Kathy Javner (R)
30. ▌James Lee White (R)
31. ▌Chad R. Perkins (R)
32. ▌Steven D. Foster (R)
33. ▌Kenneth Fredette (R)
34. ▌Abigail Griffin (R)
35. ▌James E. Thorne (R)
36. ▌Kimberly M. Haggan (R)
37. ▌Reagan Paul (R)
38. ▌Benjamin C. Hymes (R)
39. ▌Janice Dodge (D)
40. ▌D. Michael Ray (D)
41. ▌Victoria Doudera (D)
42. ▌Valli Geiger (D)
43. ▌Ann Matlack (D)
44. ▌William Pluecker (I)
45. ▌Abden Simmons (R)
46. ▌Lydia Crafts (D)
47. ▌Wayne K. Farrin (D)
48. ▌Holly Stover (D)
49. ▌Allison Hepler (D)
50. ▌David Sinclair (D)
51. ▌Rafael Leo Macias (D)
52. ▌Sally Cluchey (D)
53. ▌Michael Lemelin (R)
54. ▌Karen Montell (D)
55. ▌Daniel Shagoury (D)
56. ▌Randall Greenwood (R)
57. ▌Tavis Hasenfus (D)
58. ▌Sharon C. Frost (I)
59. ▌David Rollins (D)
60. ▌William Bridgeo (D)
61. ▌Alicia Carol Collins (R)
62. ▌Katrina Smith (R)
63. ▌Paul R. Flynn (R)
64. ▌Flavia M. DeBrito (D)
65. ▌Cassie Lynn Julia (D)
66. ▌Robert Nutting (R)
67. ▌Shelley Rudnicki (R)
68. ▌Amanda Collamore (R)
69. ▌Dean Cray (R)
70. ▌Jennifer Poirier (R)
71. ▌John Ducharme (R)
72. ▌Elizabeth M. Caruso (R)
73. ▌Michael Soboleski (R)
74. ▌Randall Hall (R)
75. ▌Stephan M. Bunker (D)
76. ▌Sheila Lyman (R)
77. ▌Tammy Schmersal-Burgess (R)
78. ▌Rachel A. Henderson (R)
79. ▌Michael J. Lance (R)
80. ▌Caldwell Jackson (R)
81. ▌Peter Conley Wood (R)
82. ▌Nathan Wadsworth (R)
83. ▌Marygrace Caroline Cimino (R)
84. ▌Mark Walker (R)
85. ▌Kimberly Pomerleau (R)
86. ▌Rolf A. Olsen (R)
87. ▌David Boyer (R)
88. ▌Quentin J. Chapman (R)
89. ▌Adam R. Lee (D)
90. ▌Laurel Libby (R)
91. ▌Joshua Morris (R)
92. ▌Stephen J. Wood (R)
93. ▌Julia A.G. McCabe (D)
94. ▌Kristen Cloutier (D)
95. ▌Mana Abdi (D)
96. ▌Michel Lajoie (D)
97. ▌Richard G. Mason (R)
98. ▌Kilton Webb (D)
99. ▌Cheryl Golek (D)
100. ▌Daniel Ankeles (D)
101. ▌Poppy Arford (D)
102. ▌Melanie Sachs (D)
103. ▌Arthur L. Bell (D)
104. ▌Amy Arata (R)
105. ▌Anne P. Graham (D)
106. ▌Barbara Bagshaw (R)
107. ▌Mark C. Cooper (R)
108. ▌Parnell William Terry (D)
109. ▌Eleanor Y. Sato (D)
110. ▌Christina R.C. Mitchell (D)
111. ▌Amy Kuhn (D)
112. ▌W. Edward Crockett (D)
113. ▌Grayson Lookner (D)
114. ▌Dylan R. Pugh (D)
115. ▌Michael F. Brennan (D)
116. ▌Samuel Zager (D)
117. ▌Matt Moonen (D)
118. ▌Yusuf M. Yusuf (D)
119. ▌Charles Skold (D)
120. ▌Deqa Dhalac (D)
121. ▌Christopher Kessler (D)
122. ▌Matthew D. Beck (D)
123. ▌Michelle Nicole Boyer (D)
124. ▌Sophia Warren (D)
125. ▌Kelly Noonan Murphy (D)
126. ▌Drew Gattine (D)
127. ▌Morgan Rielly (D)
128. ▌Suzanne Salisbury (D)
129. ▌Marshall F. Archer (D)
130. ▌Lynn Copeland (D)
131. ▌Lori Gramlich (D)
132. ▌Ryan Fecteau (D)
133. ▌Marc Malon (D)
134. ▌Traci Gere (D)
135. ▌Daniel Sayre (D)
136. ▌John Eder (R)
137. ▌Nathan Carlow (R)
138. ▌Mark Blier (R)
139. ▌David Woodsome (R)
140. ▌Wayne Parry (R)
141. ▌Lucas Lanigan (R)
142. ▌Anne-Marie Mastraccio (D)
143. ▌Ann Fredericks (R)
144. ▌Jeffrey S. Adams (R)
145. ▌Robert Foley (R)
146. ▌Walter Runte (D)
147. ▌Holly Sargent (D)
148. ▌Thomas Lavigne (R)
149. ▌Tiffany Roberts (D)
150. ▌Michele Meyer (D)
151. ▌Kristi Mathieson (D)

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*[PNS]: Penobscot
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*[MLS]: Maliseet
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