Maine
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In Congress
| Member | Chamber | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Susan M. Collins | Senate | Republican | |
| Angus S. King, Jr. | Senate | Independent | |
| Chellie Pingree | House | 1 | Democrat |
| Jared F. Golden | House | 2 | Democrat |
State legislature
State House (153 members)
| Member | District | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Lucien Daigle | 1 | Republican |
| Roger Albert | 2 | Republican |
| Mark Babin | 3 | Republican |
| Timmy Guerrette | 4 | Republican |
| Joseph Underwood | 5 | Republican |
| Donald Ardell | 6 | Republican |
| Gregg Swallow | 7 | Republican |
| Tracy Quint | 8 | Republican |
| Artie Mingo | 9 | Republican |
| Will Tuell | 10 | Republican |
| Tiffany Strout | 11 | Republican |
| Billy Bob Faulkingham | 12 | Republican |
| Russ White | 13 | Republican |
| Gary Friedmann | 14 | Democratic |
| Holly Eaton | 15 | Democratic |
| Nina Milliken | 16 | Democratic |
| Steve Bishop | 17 | Republican |
| Mathew McIntyre | 18 | Republican |
| Dick Campbell | 19 | Republican |
| Dani O'Halloran | 20 | Democratic |
| Ambureen Rana | 21 | Democratic |
| Laura Supica | 22 | Democratic |
| Amy Roeder | 23 | Democratic |
| Sean Faircloth | 24 | Democratic |
| Laurie Osher | 25 | Democratic |
| Jim Dill | 26 | Democratic |
| Gary Drinkwater | 27 | Republican |
| Irene Gifford | 28 | Republican |
| Nancy Theriault | 29 | Republican |
| Jim White | 30 | Republican |
| Chad Perkins | 31 | Republican |
| Steven Foster | 32 | Republican |
| Ken Fredette | 33 | Republican |
| Abigail Griffin | 34 | Republican |
| Jim Thorne | 35 | Republican |
| Kim Haggan | 36 | Republican |
| Reagan Paul | 37 | Republican |
| Ben Hymes | 38 | Republican |
| Jan Dodge | 39 | Democratic |
| Mike Ray | 40 | Democratic |
| Vicki Doudera | 41 | Democratic |
| Valli Geiger | 42 | Democratic |
| Ann Matlack | 43 | Democratic |
| Bill Pluecker | 44 | Independent |
| Abden Simmons | 45 | Republican |
| Lydia Crafts | 46 | Democratic |
| Wayne Farrin | 47 | Democratic |
| Holly Stover | 48 | Democratic |
| Allison Hepler | 49 | Democratic |
| David Sinclair | 50 | Democratic |
| Rafael Macias | 51 | Democratic |
| Sally Cluchey | 52 | Democratic |
| Michael Lemelin | 53 | Republican |
| Karen Montell | 54 | Democratic |
| Dan Shagoury | 55 | Democratic |
| Randall Greenwood | 56 | Republican |
| Tavis Hasenfus | 57 | Democratic |
| Sharon Frost | 58 | Independent |
| Dave Rollins | 59 | Democratic |
| Bill Bridgeo | 60 | Democratic |
| Alicia Collins | 61 | Republican |
| Katrina Smith | 62 | Republican |
| Paul Flynn | 63 | Republican |
| Flavia DeBrito | 64 | Democratic |
| Cassie Julia | 65 | Democratic |
| Bob Nutting | 66 | Republican |
| Shelley Rudnicki | 67 | Republican |
| Amanda Collamore | 68 | Republican |
| Dean Cray | 69 | Republican |
| Jennifer Poirier | 70 | Republican |
| Jack Ducharme | 71 | Republican |
| Liz Caruso | 72 | Republican |
| Mike Soboleski | 73 | Republican |
| Randy Hall | 74 | Republican |
| Steve Bunker | 75 | Democratic |
| Sheila Lyman | 76 | Republican |
| Tammy Schmersal-Burgess | 77 | Republican |
| Rachel Henderson | 78 | Republican |
| Mike Lance | 79 | Republican |
| Caldwell Jackson | 80 | Republican |
| Peter Wood | 81 | Republican |
| Nate Wadsworth | 82 | Republican |
| Marygrace Cimino | 83 | Republican |
| Mark Walker | 84 | Republican |
| Kim Pomerleau | 85 | Republican |
| Rolf Olsen | 86 | Republican |
| David Boyer | 87 | Republican |
| Quentin Chapman | 88 | Republican |
| Adam Lee | 89 | Democratic |
| Laurel Libby | 90 | Republican |
| Josh Morris | 91 | Republican |
| Steve Wood | 92 | Republican |
| Julie McCabe | 93 | Democratic |
| Scott Harriman | 94 | Democratic |
| Mana Abdi | 95 | Democratic |
| Mike Lajoie | 96 | Democratic |
| Rick Mason | 97 | Republican |
| Kilton Webb | 98 | Democratic |
| Cheryl Golek | 99 | Democratic |
| Dan Ankeles | 100 | Democratic |
| Poppy Arford | 101 | Democratic |
| Melanie Sachs | 102 | Democratic |
| Art Bell | 103 | Democratic |
| Amy Arata | 104 | Republican |
| Annie Graham | 105 | Democratic |
| Barbara Bagshaw | 106 | Republican |
| Mark Cooper | 107 | Republican |
| Parnell Terry | 108 | Democratic |
| Ellie Sato | 109 | Democratic |
| Christina Mitchell | 110 | Democratic |
| Amy Kuhn | 111 | Democratic |
| Ed Crockett | 112 | Independent |
| Grayson Lookner | 113 | Democratic |
| Dylan Pugh | 114 | Democratic |
| Michael Brennan | 115 | Democratic |
| Sam Zager | 116 | Democratic |
| Matt Moonen | 117 | Democratic |
| Yusuf Yusuf | 118 | Democratic |
| Charles Skold | 119 | Democratic |
| Deqa Dhalac | 120 | Democratic |
| Christopher Kessler | 121 | Democratic |
| Matt Beck | 122 | Democratic |
| Michelle Boyer | 123 | Democratic |
| Sophie Warren | 124 | Democratic |
| Kelly Murphy | 125 | Democratic |
| Drew Gattine | 126 | Democratic |
| Morgan Rielly | 127 | Democratic |
| Sue Salisbury | 128 | Democratic |
| Marshall Archer | 129 | Democratic |
| Lynn Copeland | 130 | Democratic |
| Lori Gramlich | 131 | Democratic |
| Ryan Fecteau | 132 | Democratic |
| Marc Malon | 133 | Democratic |
| Traci Gere | 134 | Democratic |
| Dan Sayre | 135 | Democratic |
| John Eder | 136 | Republican |
| Nathan Carlow | 137 | Republican |
| Mark Blier | 138 | Republican |
| Woody Woodsome | 139 | Republican |
| Wayne Parry | 140 | Republican |
| Lucas Lanigan | 141 | Republican |
| Anne-Marie Mastraccio | 142 | Democratic |
| Ann Fredericks | 143 | Republican |
| Jeff Adams | 144 | Republican |
| Bob Foley | 145 | Republican |
| Gerry Runte | 146 | Democratic |
| Holly Sargent | 147 | Democratic |
| Thomas Lavigne | 148 | Republican |
| Tiffany Roberts | 149 | Democratic |
| Michele Meyer | 150 | Democratic |
| Kristi Mathieson | 151 | Democratic |
| Brian Reynolds | Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians | Independent |
| Aaron Dana | Passamaquoddy Tribe | Independent |
State Senate (35 members)
| Member | District | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Sue Bernard | 1 | Republican |
| Trey Stewart | 2 | Republican |
| Brad Farrin | 3 | Republican |
| Stacey Guerin | 4 | Republican |
| Russell Black | 5 | Republican |
| Marianne Moore | 6 | Republican |
| Nicole Grohoski | 7 | Democratic |
| Mike Tipping | 8 | Democratic |
| Joe Baldacci | 9 | Democratic |
| David Haggan | 10 | Republican |
| Chip Curry | 11 | Democratic |
| Pinny Beebe-Center | 12 | Democratic |
| Cameron Reny | 13 | Democratic |
| Craig Hickman | 14 | Democratic |
| Dick Bradstreet | 15 | Republican |
| Scott Cyrway | 16 | Republican |
| Jeff Timberlake | 17 | Republican |
| Rick Bennett | 18 | Independent |
| Joe Martin | 19 | Republican |
| Bruce Bickford | 20 | Republican |
| Peggy Rotundo | 21 | Democratic |
| Jim Libby | 22 | Republican |
| Mattie Daughtry | 23 | Democratic |
| Denise Tepler | 24 | Democratic |
| Teresa Pierce | 25 | Democratic |
| Tim Nangle | 26 | Democratic |
| Jill Duson | 27 | Democratic |
| Rachel Talbot Ross | 28 | Democratic |
| Anne Carney | 29 | Democratic |
| Stacy Brenner | 30 | Democratic |
| Donna Bailey | 31 | Democratic |
| Henry Ingwersen | 32 | Democratic |
| Matt Harrington | 33 | Republican |
| Joe Rafferty | 34 | Democratic |
| Mark Lawrence | 35 | Democratic |
Source: Open States (public domain people data).
State bills
Maine bills are not on this site yet; they appear automatically once that state's bill source is switched on (see data status). Meanwhile, the official legislature website has every bill: find Maine's legislature website.
Federal money
Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Maine: $22.3 billion in total (about $16,333 per resident); contracts $3.2 billion; grants $1.7 billion.
Largest contracts
| Recipient | Agency | Award value | What for |
|---|---|---|---|
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $6.6 billion | CONSTRUCTION OF DDG 51 SHIPS FY23-27 |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $5.5 billion | FY18-FY22 DDG 51 CLASS SHIP CONSTRUCTION |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $5.0 billion | FY13-FY17 DDG 51 CLASS SHIP CONSTRUCTION. |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $3.3 billion | DDG 1000 DETAIL DESIGN |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $2.6 billion | DDG 1001/1002 CONSTRUCTION AND FY11 CLASS SERVICES |
| 381 CONSTRUCTORS | Department of Defense | $1.8 billion | P-381 MULTI-MISSION DRY DOCK #1, PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD, KITTERY, ME |
| MARTINS POINT HEALTH CARE INC | Department of Defense | $1.3 billion | MANAGED HEALTH CARE PLAN SERVICES FROM A DESIGNATED PROVIDER |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $777.2 million | PROVISIONED ITEMS ORDERS (PIO) |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $437.1 million | CEILING HOLDER |
| BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $302.9 million | DDG 51 LEAD YARD SERVICES FY18-22 |
Largest grants
| Recipient | Agency | Award value | What for |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | Department of Transportation | $85.5 million | FUNDS ARE OBLIGATED FOR THE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR THE MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY PIER AND UTILITIES UPGRADE PROJECT. MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | Department of Transportation | $69.7 million | PROJECT TITLE: SIDNEY-WATERVILLE, I-95 BRIDGES :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: BRIDGE REPLACEMENT; INTERSTATE 95 BRIDGES. BRIDGE INVESTMENT PROGRA |
| STATE OF MAINE, GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF POLICY INNOVATION AND THE FUTURE | Department of Commerce | $69.0 million | PURPOSE TITLE: RESILIENT MAINE: LOCAL ADAPTATION AND RESILIENCE ACTIONS AT A COASTWIDE SCALE RECIPIENT: MAINE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF POLICY IN |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | Department of Education | $65.4 million | STATE GRANT - B (611) |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | Department of Transportation | $63.0 million | PROJECT TITLE: BANGOR-BREWER, I-395 BRIDGES :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, INTERSTATE 395 BRIDGES. BRIDGE INVESTMENT PROGRAM |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | Department of Education | $61.9 million | STATE GRANT - B (611) |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | Department of Education | $61.7 million | TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | Department of Agriculture | $56.4 million | CNP CN BLOCK PROGRAMS TOTAL CONSOLIDATED |
| MAINE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | Department of Transportation | $53.3 million | DRIVING MAINE S RURAL ECONOMY THROUGH FREIGHT RAIL EFFICIENCY |
| UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM | Department of Commerce | $44.5 million | PURPOSE:CONSTRUCT THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE HEALTH SCIENCE COMPLEX (HSC), PHASE I, A MODERN, STATE-OF-THE-ART BUILDING ON THE ORONO CAMPUS.ACT |
Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).
Votes in Congress
The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Maine's members voted.
- Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
- Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
- Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
- Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
- Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed
All House votes All Senate votes
Elections
- Maine General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senate (Susan M. Collins holds the seat whose term ends in January 2027); U.S. House: all 2 districts; State and local offices and any ballot measures vary by state and county: check your official sample ballot
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