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210 State Street · Augusta132nd LegislatureDirectory checked October 30, 2026
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Today at 210 State Street Thursday, November 5, 2026
Interim: the 132nd Legislature has adjourned and the 133rd Legislature convenes December 2, 2026. Maine held its general election on November 3, 2026.
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Furthest along, not yet law
- LD 1099 An Act To Exempt Diapers From Sales Tax Passed both chambers · momentum 88
- LD 1955 An Act To Increase Child Care Affordability And Early Childhood Educator Stabi… Passed both chambers · momentum 88
- LD 1740 An Act To Establish The Maine Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts And Mathe… Passed both chambers · momentum 88
- LD 1282 An Act Regarding Eligibility For Historic Preservation Bond Proceeds Passed both chambers · momentum 88
- LD 500 An Act To Ensure Access To Safe Drinking Water From Household Wells In Rural A… Passed both chambers · momentum 88
Latest laws
- LD 1544 An Act To Support Families By Improving The Court Process For Child Protection… Enacted
- LD 1941 An Act To Implement Recommendations Of The Commission To Examine Reestablishin… Enacted
- LD 2150 An Act To Establish Procedures For Restricting Access To State Property, Acces… Enacted
- LD 323 An Act To Fund Staff Support For The State Board Of Education Enacted
- LD 740 An Act To Establish A Comprehensive Program To Divert Youth From The Criminal … Enacted
2,451 Measures, 132nd Legislature971 Bills enacted8 Vetoed1,575 Roll-call votes2,385 Hearings in 2025–2026
Bills and votes: Open States bulk data of October 1, 2026; hearings: official State Senate and House of Representatives notices, via Open States; vetoes: Office of Governor Janet T. Mills: Veto Messages.
Maps, rankings & the session
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Effectiveness
How far each member's own bills got, adjusted for chamber and majority status (1.00 = typical).
House
- Bill Pluecker I 8.42
- Tiffany Strout R 5.25
- Jack Ducharme R 4.57
Senate
- Rick Bennett I 2.62
- Trey Stewart R 2.27
- Anne Carney D 2.07
Week by week
The 132nd Legislature in 73 weeks: bills filed, advanced and enacted, hearings and roll calls.
Busiest week for new laws
Week 28, June 9 – June 15: 166 became law, 0 vetoed.
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Budget & taxes 165Schools (K–12) 172Higher education & workforce 66Health & mental health 517Criminal justice & public safety 227Courts & civil law 135Elections & ethics 59State government & agencies 321Cities, towns & counties 155Environment, water & wildlife 248Energy & utilities 145Agriculture & rural life 138Transportation & vehicles 183Children, families & social services 319Veterans & military 171Business, jobs & the economy 610Industries ›
Leadership
- Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee House Chair Drew Gattine House
- Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee Senate Chair Peggy Rotundo Senate
- House Assistant Majority Leader Lori Gramlich House
- House Assistant Minority Leader Katrina Smith House
- House Majority Leader Matt Moonen House
- House Minority Leader Billy Bob Faulkingham House
- President of the Senate Mattie Daughtry Senate
- Senate Assistant Majority Leader Jill Duson Senate
- Senate Assistant Minority Leader Matt Harrington Senate
- Senate Majority Leader Teresa Pierce Senate
- Senate Minority Leader Trey Stewart Senate
- Speaker of the House Ryan Fecteau House