2012 Environmental Scorecard

for Members of the 125

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Maine Legislature
e Next Page on Maines Environment
The l25th Leglslature wlll be remembered as one of
the toughest perlods for Malnes envlronment. |t wlll
be remembered for Governor Paul LePages sweeplng
attacks on the laws that protect our health, natural
herltage and way of llfe. |t wlll be remembered for
remarkable blpartlsan leadershlp on a taklngs blll that
threatened to freeze passage of future envlronmental
laws and a last-mlnute blll that weakens mlnlng
regulatlons. Plnally, lt wlll be remembered as the tlme
when Malne people came together llke never before to
defend our waters, woods and wlldllfe.
As we look back on the sesslon, there are many storles
to tell. Some are hopeful, some dlscouraglng, and some
are a llttle of both. A brlght spot of the sesslon was the
blpartlsan support for a $5 mllllon Land for Malnes
Puture (LMP) bond, but ln contrast, the passage of an
open-plt mlnlng blll presents a troubllng look towards
the future.
Por more than two decades, LMP has conserved
more than 532,000 acres that secure publlc access
for recreatlon, conserve our most lmportant habltats,
preserve Malnes farmlng tradltlons and protect the
natural lnfrastructure vltal to both our sense of place and
our economlc future.
A logger and hunter who has spent much of hls tlme
ln Malnes woods, former State Senator Davld Trahan
of waldoboro cares deeply about protectlng wlldllfe
habltat. He now heads the Sportsmans Alllance of
Malne (SAM), and used hls passlon for deer yards and hls
experlence as a former leglslator to work wlth a dlverse
group of partners to garner broad support for LMP.
Accordlng to 8eth Ahearn, MCvs Polltlcal Dlrector,
|f lt werent for Davld Trahan and the overwhelmlng
blpartlsan support he helped to bulld ln the Leglslature,
we wouldnt have a Land for Malnes Puture bond on
Novembers ballot thls year.
The story on mlnlng was qulte dlnerent. |n the nal
weeks of the leglslatlve sesslon, Pep. 1ohn Martln of
Lagle Lake lntroduced a blll lntended to help 1.D. |rvlng,
Ltd. develop an open-plt copper mlne on 8ald Mountaln
Acld mlne dralnage -
Pormosa Copper Mlne, Oregon
Photo: Ollvla Gattl
Maureen Drouln
Lxecutlve Dlrector
Leslle Harroun
8oard Presldent
ln Aroostook County. Thls type of mlnlng produces
sulfurlc acld whlch can leach arsenlc, lead and mercury
lnto the surroundlng watershed.
1en Peardon of Trout Unllmlted recalls, The mlnlng blll
was dropped ln at the last mlnute and was needlessly
rushed through a process that dld not allow for full
publlc debate or robust sclentlc lnput. water quallty
standards for open-plt mlnlng operatlons have been
weakened, and that could have a devastatlng enect on
Malnes sh, wlldllfe and recreatlon economy.
we are grateful that the Lnvlronment and Natural
Pesources Commlttee vastly lmproved the mlnlng blll
from lts orlglnal verslon, but the outcome stlll weakens
groundwater standards statewlde, not [ust on 8ald
Mountaln. |t also reduces the states protectlon agalnst
abandoned mlnlng sltes potentlally leavlng Malne
taxpayers wlth clean-up costs.
Lach of the bllls featured ln MCvs 26th annual
Lnvlronmental Scorecard has a slmllar story. Aslde from
the success on LMP, thls years Leglslature made llttle
progress for Malnes clean waters, natural areas and
wlldllfe, and the economles that depend on them.
As we look forward, we need to get back on track for
Malnes people, envlronment and long-term prosperlty.
To do that, we must elect more candldates to the
Leglslature who belleve that a clean envlronment and a
healthy economy go hand ln hand.
MCv wlll contlnue to be your partner as we turn the next
page defendlng Malnes envlronmental laws, holdlng
our elected omclals accountable for thelr actlons, and
electlng more conservatlonlsts to publlc omce. The
onllne verslon of thls years Scorecard oners many
opportunltles for you to take actlon, as well as more ln-
depth, lnslder storles from the sesslon. ou can nd lt at
www.malnescorecard.org.
Ln[oy the Scorecard, and as always, thanks for your
support!
Photo: Ollvla Gattl Photo: Ollvla Gattl
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Land for Maines Future
(LMF) Bond LD 852
Sponsored by Sen. Roger Katz
An Act To Authorlze a General Pund 8ond |ssue to
Support Malnes Natural Pesource-based Lconomy
The Leglslature authorlzed a $5 mllllon bond for the
Land for Malnes Puture (LMP) program. The bond
helps protect worklng farms, forests and waterfronts
that are the backbone of Malnes economy. LMP has
an outstandlng record of success protectlng Malnes
natural legacy and a hlstory of blpartlsan support.
Many leglslators supported the bond thls year ln the
hope that some LMP funds wlll be used to protect deer
wlnterlng habltat.
LS |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bond passed, will go to voters on
November 6, 2012
h House Poll Call #360 (May l6, 20l2) es l06, No 34
h Senate Poll Call #500 (May l6, 20l2) es 29, No 6
Waterfowl Wetlands Rule
(Inland Wading Bird and
Waterfowl Habitat) LD 1797
Sponsored by Rep. James Hamper (DEP bill)
Pesolve, Pegardlng Leglslatlve Pevlew of Portlons of
Chapter 305: Permlt by Pule, a Ma[or Substantlve Pule
of the Department of Lnvlronmental Protectlon (DLP)
The Leglslature
approved an |nland
waterfowl and wadlng
8lrd Habltat Pule that
was drafted by DLP and
strengthened by the
8oard of Lnvlronmental
Protectlon. Thls rule
malntalns key protectlons for land and water that are
essentlal to the health of wadlng blrds and waterfowl. |t
provldes an opportunlty for a slmplled permlt process
whlle protectlng the most lmportant parts of waterfowl
wetlands.
LS |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #245 (March l2, 20l2) es 89, No 50
h No Senate Poll Call avallable
political process
Takings LD 1810
Sponsored by Rep. Joan Nass
An Act To |mplement Pecommendatlons of
the Commlttee To Pevlew |ssues Deallng wlth
Pegulatory Taklngs
The Senate moved to lndenltely postpone LD l8l0,
a blll whlch would have requlred the state to pay on
landowners lf future laws passed by the Leglslature
reduced thelr property values by at least 50 percent.
|f the state could not anord to pay, the landowner
would be allowed to lgnore the law. The House lnltlally
approved the blll by one vote, but then followed the
Senates lead to lndenltely postpone, thereby kllllng
the blll. Thls leglslatlon threatened to freeze the passage
of any future envlronmental law or regulatlon because
of the potentlal nanclal consequences to the state. Thls
blll ls belng scored twlce because of lts slgnlcance to the
future protectlon of Malnes envlronment.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill died
h House Poll Call #323 (Aprll ll, 20l2) es 74, No 72
h No appllcable Senate Poll Call avallable
Renewable Energy Portfolio
Standard LD 1863
Sponsored by Sen. Michael Thibodeau (Governors bill)
An Act To Lower the Prlce of Llectrlclty for
Malne Consumers
The Governor lntroduced a blll that would have
undercut Malnes exlstlng Penewable Lnergy Portfollo
2012 Bill Descriptions
rowth and land planning
Publlc Health
jobs and economy
Lnergy and Cllmate
Natural Pesources
political process
Polltlcal Process
Photo: cempey
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Standard by removlng the l00-megawatt cap on
ellglblllty for hydropower. The blll would have requlred
Malne ratepayers to subsldlze masslve Canadlan
hydropower dams at the expense of Malne-produced
renewable energy llke wlnd and solar. A ma[orlty of
the Lnergy, Utllltles and Technology Commlttee voted
agalnst the Governors blll and for an amended blll
that malntalned the cap. Thls amendment prevalled
ln the House and was defeated ln the Senate, and
ultlmately dled ln non-concurrence. Pep. Stacey Pltts
was the lead on the amended blll.
LS |S THL PPOLNv|PONMLNT vOTL ON THL HOUSL
PLOOP, NO |S THL PPOLNv|PONMLNT vOTL ON THL
SLNATL PLOOP.
Final Outcome: Bill died in non-concurrence (House
and Senate could not agree)
h House Poll Call #330 (Aprll l3, 20l2) es 75, No 66
h Senate Poll Call #47l (Aprll l2, 20l2) es l9, No l6
North Woods LD 1798
Sponsored by Rep. Peter Edgecomb
An Act To Peform Land Use Plannlng ln the
Unorganlzed Terrltory
The study commlsslon that
was authorlzed by LD l534
(see 20ll North woods
summary) culmlnated ln a
report whlch lncluded several
ob[ectlonable provlslons.
Thls report was the basls for
LD l798. One of the most
problematlc provlslons would
have allowed countles to opt
out of overslght by the Land
Use Pegulatlon Commlsslon
(LUPC). Thls would have caused a patchwork of
regulatlons and ln enect, dlsmantled LUPC one county at
a tlme. Another provlslon allowed countles to nomlnate
thelr own commlssloners to LUPC and bypass the normal
appolntment process. Several moderate Pepubllcans
forged a compromlse, ellmlnatlng the county opt-out
provlslon but keeplng the commlssloner appolntment
provlslon. |t salled through both chambers wlthout a
noor ght or a roll call.
NO POLL CALLS AvA|LA8LL
Final Outcome: Bill passed under the hammer
(unanimously)
political process
Aggrieved Persons
LD 1647
Sponsored by Sen. Thomas Saviello
An Act To Deflne Person Aggrleved ln Proceedlngs
before the Department of Lnvlronmental Protectlon (DLP)
and the Malne Land Use Pegulatlon Commlsslon (LUPC)
8y passlng LD l647, the Leglslature llmlted cltlzens volces
ln agency declslons. The blll changed the denltlon of
who can appeal agency actlons to the cltlzen revlew
boards of the DLP and LUPC. To appeal a declslon, one
now must prove a partlcularlzed lnterest ln the sub[ect
of the appeal, whlch makes lt more dlmcult for the
average person to partlclpate ln the appeal process.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #272 (March 27, 20l2) es 7l, No 70
h Senate Poll Call #394 (March 23, 20l2) es 2l, No l3
Open-Pit Mining
LD 1853
Sponsored by Rep. John Martin
An Act To |mprove Lnvlronmental Overslght and
Streamllne Permlttlng for Mlnlng ln Malne
The Leglslature
passed a blll
weakenlng Malnes
open-plt mlnlng
regulatlons
threatenlng water
quallty. The blll
was lntroduced durlng the nal weeks of the sesslon,
and the condensed process dld not allow for full publlc
lnput or robust sclentlc scrutlny. The Lnvlronment and
Natural Pesources Commlttee lmproved the orlglnal
blll, but the result remalns that Malne ls now more
vulnerable to the dangers of open-plt mlnlng. The law
wlll now enter a rulemaklng process. Once the rules are
nallzed ln 20l4, they wlll return to the Leglslature for
approval.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #334 (Aprll l3, 20l2) es 78, No 65
h Senate Poll Call #488 (Aprll l3, 20l2) es 22, No l3
Photo: Lauren A. Mler
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BPA LD 412
Sponsored by Rep. James Hamper
Pesolve, Pegardlng Leglslatlve Pevlew of Portlons
of Chapter 882: Deslgnatlon of 8lsphenol A as a
Prlorlty Chemlcal and Pegulatlon of 8lsphenol A ln
Chlldrens Products, a Ma[or Substantlve Pule of the
Department of Lnvlronmental Protectlon
The Leglslature
overwhelmlngly voted to ban
the toxlc chemlcal blsphenol
A (8PA) ln reusable food
and beverage contalners
lncludlng baby bottles and
slppy cups. 8PA ls llnked to a
range of health rlsks, and safer
alternatlves are already avallable ln the marketplace.
LS |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed without the Governors
signature
h House Poll Call #l7 (Aprll 7, 20ll) es l45, No 3
h Senate Poll Call #33 (Aprll l2, 20ll) es 35, No 0
Vernal Pools LD 159
Amendment sponsored by Sen. Ron Collins
An Act To Poster Lconomlc Development by |mprovlng
Admlnlstratlon of the Laws Governlng Slte Locatlon of
Development and Storm water Management
wlth strong blpartlsan
support, the Senate re[ected
an amendment from Sen. Pon
Colllns (P-ork) that would
have reduced the current,
sclentlcally supported 250
foot vernal pool consultatlon
zone down to 75 feet.
Slgnlcant vernal pools are
seasonal wetlands that provlde
crltlcal habltat for a varlety of
wlldllfe, lncludlng wood frogs, spotted salamanders, and
wood turtles, and serve as feedlng areas for deer, bear,
moose and blrds. The exlstlng 250 foot zone for slgnlcant
vernal pools does not restrlct bulldlng, but rather requlres
consultatlon and careful plannlng to recelve a permlt.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL (to an amendment
that would reduce protectlons to 75 ft)
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the
Governor without anti-environment amendment
h No House Poll Call avallable
h Senate Poll Call #20l (1une 8, 20ll) es 6, No 29
Pesticides LD 228
Sponsored by Rep. Peter Edgecomb
An Act To Pevlse Notlcatlon Pequlrements for
Pestlclde Appllcatlon
LD 228 repealed Malnes pestlclde notlcatlon reglstry,
a common sense and enectlve system requlrlng that
nelghbors and landowners
be notled ln advance
of aerlal and alr-blaster
pestlclde spraylng near
thelr homes. Over l,800
people had slgned up for
the reglstry ln the programs
rst year. Pestlcldes can
cause serlous health
problems, lncludlng blrth
defects, cancer, asthma and
developmental dlsabllltles. Pestlclde spray can drlft on-
target and contamlnate organlcally grown produce.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #99 (1une l, 20ll) es 79, No 69
h Senate Poll Call #ll0 (May 25, 20ll) es 2l, No l4
2011 Bill Descriptions
rowth and land planning
Publlc Health
jobs and economy
Lnergy and Cllmate
Natural Pesources
political process
Polltlcal Process
BILLS 2011
Photo: Laura 8rady
Photo: MOPGA
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How to use this Scorecard
On the followlng pages, youll nd the scores of each of the members of the State House and Senate. A
leglslators llfetlme score ls a cumulatlve average of tracked votes for thelr entlre tlme ln the Leglslature.
represents a pro-envlronment vote
represents an antl-envlronment vote
ls an excused absence (due to lllness or famlly leave) and does not count toward a leglslators ratlng
ls an unexcused absence, lt ls counted negatlvely slnce lt has the same enect as an antl-
envlronment vote
only served part of term
Not sure who your legislators are?
Look them up online at maineconservation.org
Energy Code LD 1416
Sponsored by Rep. Jonathan McKane
An Act To Provlde Optlons to Munlclpalltles
Concernlng the Malne Unlform 8ulldlng and
Lnergy Code
The Leglslature voted to weaken
Malnes Unlform 8ulldlng and Lnergy
Code (MU8LC) by exemptlng all
towns wlth a populatlon of less
than 4,000 (400 of Malnes 526
towns). MU8LC provldes mlnlmum
quallty, safety and energy-emclency
bulldlng standards. The exemptlon
means that Malners llvlng ln small towns wlll not be
protected from constructlon of lower quallty bulldlngs
that waste more energy, result ln lncreased alr pollutlon
and cost more to heat.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #l73 (1une l4, 20ll) es 76, No 7l
h Senate Poll Call #2l3 (1une 9, 20ll) es l9, No l5
North Woods LD 1534
Sponsored by Rep. Jerey Giord
An Act To Peform the Land Use and Plannlng
Authorlty ln the Unorganlzed Terrltorles
LD l534 set up a study commlttee that seemed blased
toward abollshlng the Land Use Pegulatlon Commlsslon
(LUPC), the state agency charged wlth protectlng Malnes
vast North woods. Pollcymakers had the optlon to
support the commlttees Mlnorlty Peport a balanced
leglslatlve study to ldentlfy ways to lmprove LUPC.
|nstead, the ma[orlty of lawmakers voted for a study
process that seemed to have a pre-determlned mlsslon
of dlsmantllng LUPC and movlng lts plannlng and
regulatory functlons to countles that lnclude portlons of
the unorganlzed terrltorles of northern Malne.
NO |S THL PPO-LNv|PONMLNT vOTL
Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor
h House Poll Call #l56 (1une 9, 20ll) es 75, No 65
h Senate Poll Call #223 (1une l0, 20ll) es 22, No l2
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3 Ayotte (P CASwLLL) 9% 16%

l35 Beaudoin (D 8|DDLPOPD) 82% 91%

68 Beaulieu (P AU8UPN) 36% 55%

l48 Beavers (D SOUTH 8LPw|CK) 100% 100%

76 Beck (D wATLPv|LLL) 64% 77%

l5l Beliveau (D K|TTLP) 100% 100%

l4l Bennett (P KLNNL8UNK) 18% 18%

67 Berry (D 8OwDO|NHAM) 100% 97%

70 Bickford (P AU8UPN) 9% 20%

90 Black (P w|LTON) 27% 27%

56 Blodgett (D AUGUSTA) 100% 100%

l42 Boland (D SANPOPD) 91% 90%

69 Bolduc (D AU8UPN) 82% 82%

93 Briggs (D MLX|CO) 100% 100%

ll0 Bryant (D w|NDHAM) 82% 89%

32 Burns (P wH|T|NG) 27% 19%

l38 Burns* (P ALPPLD) 25% 25%
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l9 Cain (D OPONO) 91% 90%

72 Carey (D LLw|STON) 64% 88%

l37 Casavant (D 8|DDLPOPD) 100% 97%

l0l Cebra (P NAPLLS) 9% 34%

2l Celli** (P 8PLwLP) 9% 20%

37 Chapman (D 8POOKSv|LLL) 100% 100%

l47 Chase (P wLLLS) 18% 39%

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ll9 Chipman (U POPTLAND) 100% 100%

l0 Clark (D M|LL|NOCKLT) 45% 44%

6 Clark (P LASTON) 9% 25%

62 Clarke (D 8ATH) 91% 91%

66 Cornell du Houx (D 8PUNSw|CK) 73% 81%

55 Cotta (P CH|NA) 36% 39%

l04 Crafts (P L|S8ON) 9% 10%

28 Cray (P PALMPA) 9% 36%

9l Crockett (P 8LTHLL) 27% 29%

86 Curtis (P MAD|SON) 18% 30%

39 Cushing (P HAMPDLN) 27% 24%

l6 Damon (P 8ANGOP) 9% 9%

26 Davis (P SANGLPv|LLL) 9% 21%

l4 Dill (D OLD TOwN) 64% 64%

ll3 Dion (D POPTLAND) 55% 55%

50 Dow (P wALDO8OPO) 36% 52%

l26 Driscoll (D wLST8POOK) 82% 89%

l3 Duchesne (D HUDSON) 91% 96%

88 Dunphy (P LM8DLN) 9% 9%

l23 Eberle (D SOUTH POPTLAND) 91% 96%

4 Edgecomb (P CAP|8OU) 18% 40%

l05 Espling (P NLw GLOUCLSTLP) 27% 27%

l46 Eves (D NOPTH 8LPw|CK) 82% 86%

29 Fitts (P P|TTSP|LLD) 27% 38%

8 Fitzpatrick (P HOULTON) 9% 9%

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35 Flemings (D 8AP HAP8OP) 100% 100%

82 Flood (P w|NTHPOP) 36% 49%

53 Fossel (P ALNA) 45% 43%

58 Foster (P AUGUSTA) 18% 18%

25 Fredette (P NLwPOPT) 18% 18%

l2 Giord (P L|NCOLN) 9% 16%

87 Gilbert (D 1A) 100% 100%

4l Gillway (P SLAPSPOPT) 27% 27%

l5 Goode (D 8ANGOP) 91% 90%

l09 Graham (D NOPTH APMOUTH) 91% 91%

22 Guerin (P GLLN8UPN) 9% 9%

l00 Hamper (P OXPOPD) 18% 36%

59 Hanley (D GAPD|NLP) 55% 70%

ll6 Harlow (D POPTLAND) 100% 100%

45 Harmon (P PALLPMO) 27% 27%

89 Harvell (P PAPM|NGTON) 18% 19%

ll7 Haskell (D POPTLAND) 100% 80%

94 Hayes (D 8UCKP|LLD) 91% 84%

43 Herbig (D 8LLPAST) 100% 100%

ll8 Hinck (D POPTLAND) 82% 94%

l32 Hogan (D OLD OPCHAPD 8LACH) 73% 84%

l3l Hunt (D 8UXTON) 100% 100%

l07 Innes (D APMOUTH) 91% 95%

20 Johnson (P LDD|NGTON) 9% 9%

27 Johnson (P GPLLNv|LLL) 18% 26%

l24 Kaenrath (D SOUTH POPTLAND) 73% 78%
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65 Kent (D wOOLw|CH) 45% 58%

83 Keschl (P 8LLGPADL) 45% 45%

l29 Knapp (P GOPHAM) 45% 43%

8l Knight (P L|vLPMOPL PALLS) 27% 42%

48 Kruger (D THOMASTON) 100% 100%

36 Kumiega (D DLLP |SLL) 100% 100%

7l Lajoie (D LLw|STON) 100% 100%

l39 Libby (P wATLP8OPO) 9% 9%

9 Long (P SHLPMAN) 9% 9%

77 Longsta (D wATLPv|LLL) 100% 100%

ll5 Lovejoy (D POPTLAND) 91% 95%

38 Luchini (D LLLSwOPTH) 100% 100%

6l MacDonald (D 8OOTH8A) 100% 97%

3l Maker (P CALA|S) 27% 27%

34 Malaby (P HANCOCK) 9% 9%

57 Maloney (D AUGUSTA) 100% 100%

l Martin (D LAGLL LAKL) 82% 74%

47 Mazurek (D POCKLAND) 100% 89%

85 McCabe (D SKOwHLGAN) 100% 100%

l03 McClellan (P PAMOND) 9% 9%

30 McFadden (P DLNNSv|LLL) 18% 28%

5l McKane (P NLwCASTLL) 27% 47%

l2l Monaghan-Derrig* (D CAPL LL|ZA8LTH) 100% 100%

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l22 Morrison (D SOUTH POPTLAND) 100% 100%

l49 Moulton (P OPK) 73% 57%

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l44 Nass (P ACTON) 27% 42%

ll2 Nelson (D PALMOUTH) 100% 100%

80 Newendyke (P L|TCHP|LLD) 9% 9%

78 Nutting (P OAKLAND) 27% 32%

44 OBrien (D L|NCOLNv|LLL) 82% 91%

l45 OConnor (P 8LPw|CK) 0% 0%

64 Olsen (P PH|PPS8UPG) 64% 64%

l8 Parker (P vLAZ|L) 9% 9%

l40 Parry (P APUNDLL) 18% 18%

l25 Peoples (D wLST8POOK) 100% 90%

92 Peterson (D PUMPOPD) 82% 91%

84 Picchiotti (P PA|PP|LLD) 18% 18%

l33 Pilon (D SACO) 64% 80%

lll Plummer (P w|NDHAM) 27% 45%

60 Prescott (P TOPSHAM) 9% 40%

63 Priest (D 8PUNSw|CK) 100% 95%

97 Rankin (D H|PAM) 100% 100%

23 Richardson (P CAPMLL) 64% 59%

49 Richardson (P wAPPLN) 27% 50%

42 Rioux (P w|NTLPPOPT) 9% 9%

l36 Rochelo (D 8|DDLPOPD) 100% 100%

40 Rosen (P 8UCKSPOPT) 18% 45%

74 Rotundo (D LLw|STON) 100% 100%

l20 Russell (D POPTLAND) 100% 100%

l30 Sanborn (D GOPHAM) 100% 100%

52 Sanderson (P CHLLSLA) 27% 27%

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99 Sarty (P DLNMAPK) 18% 43%

l02 Shaw (D STAND|SH) 91% 85%

l28 Sirocki (P SCAP8OPOUGH) 0% 0%

l7 Stevens (D 8ANGOP) 100% 95%

l08 Strang Burgess (P CUM8LPLAND) 82% 67%

ll4 Stuckey (D POPTLAND) 91% 90%

2 Theriault (D MADAwASKA) 82% 87%

33 Tilton (P HAPP|NGTON) 27% 34%

96 Timberlake (P TUPNLP) 9% 9%

79 Treat (D HALLOwLLL) 91% 98%

ll Turner (P 8UPL|NGTON) 18% 18%

l43 Tuttle (D SANPOPD) 82% 71%

l34 Valentino (D SACO) 91% 91%

l27 Volk (P SCAP8OPOUGH) 27% 27%

73 Wagner (D LLw|STON) 100% 100%

24 Wallace* (P DLXTLP) 0% 0%

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98 Waterhouse (P 8P|DGTON) 9% 12%

l50 Weaver (P OPK) 36% 49%

l06 Webster (D PPLLPOPT) 91% 91%

46 Welsh (D POCKPOPT) 91% 95%

7 Willette (P MAPLLTON) 18% 18%

5 Willette (P PPLSQUL |SLL) 9% 40%

95 Winsor (P NOPwA) 18% 11%

24 Wintle* (P GAPLAND) 25% 25% - - -

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8 Alfond (D CUM8LPLAND) 100% 100%
6 Bartlett (D CUM8LPLAND) 100% 94%
9 Brannigan (D CUM8LPLAND) 89% 82%
2 Collins (P OPK) 22% 20%
3 Courtney (P OPK) 22% 36%
l6 Craven (D ANDPOSCPOGG|N) 100% 92%
l2 Diamond (D CUM8LPLAND) 89% 87%
7 Dill (D CUM8LPLAND) 100% 80%
32 Farnham (P PLNO8SCOT) 33% 33%
l0 Gerzofsky (D CUM8LPLAND) 100% 88%
l9 Goodall (D SAGADAHOC) 100% 100%
l3 Hastings (P OXPOPD) 22% 45%
l Hill (D OPK) 100% 97%
5 Hobbins (D OPK) 100% 88%
35 Jackson (D APOOSTOOK) 44% 64%
20 Johnson* (D L|NCOLN) 100% 100% - - - - -
24 Katz (P KLNNL8LC) 33% 33%
28 Langley (P HANCOCK) 33% 32%
25 Martin (P KLNNL8LC) 44% 44%
l7 Mason (P ANDPOSCOGG|N) 11% 11%
2l McCormick (P KLNNL8LC) 56% 55%
l4 Patrick (D OXPOPD) 67% 75%
33 Plowman (P PLNO8SCOT) 11% 31%
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29 Raye (P wASH|NGTON) 33% 54%
22 Rector (P KNOX) 44% 65%
3l Rosen (P HANCOCK) 33% 41%
l8 Saviello (P PPANKL|N) 33% 57%
30 Schneider (D PLNO8SCOT) 100% 87%
34 Sherman (P APOOSTOOK) 11% 24%
l5 Snowe-Mello (P ANDPOSCOGG|N) 33% 29%
4 Sullivan (D OPK) 89% 88%
23 Thibodeau (P wALDO) 22% 34%
27 Thomas (P SOMLPSLT) 11% 18%
20 Trahan* (P L|NCOLN) 40% 39% - - - -
26 Whittemore (P SOMLPSLT) 33% 33%
ll Woodbury (U CUM8LPLAND) 100% 87%
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Now at You Know the ScoreTake Action!
Contact your legislators. |t ls lmportant that elected omclals
contlnue to hear from you the voters. Please thank your leglslators lf
they protected Malnes alr, water and wlldllfe. |f they voted to weaken
our envlronmental safeguards, contact them and express your
dlsappolntment. Plnd your elected omclals ln our dlrectory on page l8
or onllne at malnescorecard.org. ou can also download our Scorecard
app for the lPhone.
Write a letter to your local newspaper. Let others know how your
leglslators voted on Malnes envlronment.
Vote for pro-environment candidates. Llectlons matter. The people we elect to publlc omce
have a huge lmpact on Malnes envlronment.They can weaken years of protectlons or they can
advance our envlronmental values. The actlons we take as Malne cltlzens declde our
envlronmental future.
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House Honor Roll
8eavers,Poberta8.(South Berwick) l00%
8ellveau,DevlnM.(Kittery) l00%
8erry,SethA.(Bowdoinham) l00%
8lodgett,AnnaD.(Augusta) l00%
8oland,AndreaM.(Sanford) 9l%
8rlggs,Sheryl1.(Mexico) l00%
Caln,LmllyAnn(Orono) 9l%
Casavant,AlanM.(Biddeford) l00%
Chapman,Palph (Brooksville) l00%
Chlpman,8en[amlnM.(Portland) l00%
Clarke,MlchaelH.(Bath) 9l%
Duchesne,PobertS.(Hudson) 9l%
Lberle,1aneL.(South Portland) 9l%
Plemlngs,LlspethM.(Bar Harbor) l00%
Gllbert,PaulL.(Jay) l00%
Goode,AdamA.(Bangor) 9l%
Graham,AnneP.(North Yarmouth) 9l%
Harlow,DenlsePatrlcla(Portland) l00%
Haskell,AnneM.(Portland) l00%
Hayes,Teresea(Buckeld) 9l%
Herblg,LrlnD.(Belfast) l00%
Hunt,Pobert8.(Buxton) l00%
|nnes,Mellssawalsh(Yarmouth) 9l%
Kruger,Chuck(Thomaston) l00%
Kumlega,walterA.|||(Deer Isle) l00%
La[ole,MlchelA.(Lewiston) l00%
Longstan,ThomasP. w.(Waterville) l00%
Love[oy,StephenD.(Portland) 9l%
Luchlnl,Louls1.(Ellsworth) l00%
MacDonald,w.8ruce(Boothbay) l00%
Maloney,Maeghan(Augusta) l00%
Mazurek,Ldward1.(Rockland) l00%
McCabe,1enM.(Skowhegan) l00%
Monaghan-Derrlg,Klm1.(Cape Elizabeth) l00%
Morrlson,TerryK.(South Portland) l00%
Nelson,MaryPennell(Falmouth) l00%
Peoples,AnnL.(Westbrook) l00%
Prlest,CharlesP.(Brunswick) l00%
Pankln,Helen(Hiram) l00%
Pochelo,MeganM.(Biddeford) l00%
Potundo,MargaretP.(Lewiston) l00%
Pussell,Dlane(Portland) l00%
Sanborn,LlndaP.(Gorham) l00%
Shaw,MlchaelA.Standlsh 9l%
Stevens,SaraP.(Bangor) l00%
Stuckey,PeterC.(Portland) 9l%
Treat,SharonAnglln(Hallowell) 9l%
valentlno,LlndaM.(Saco) 9l%
wagner,Plchardv.(Lewiston) l00%
webster,DavldC.(Freeport) 9l%
welsh,1oanw.(Rockport) 9l%
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Alfond,1ustlnL.(Cumberland) l00%
8artlett,PhlllpL.||(Cumberland) l00%
8rannlgan,1osephC.(Cumberland) 89%
Craven,MargretM.(Androscoggin) l00%
Dlamond,8lll(Cumberland) 89%
Dlll,CynthlaA.(Cumberland) l00%
Gerzofsky,Stanley1.(Cumberland) l00%
Goodall,SethA. (Sagadahoc) l00%
Hlll, Lsq.,Dawn(York) l00%
Hobblns,8arry1. (York) l00%
1ohnson,ChrlstopherK. (Lincoln) l00%
Schnelder,LllzabethM. (Penobscot) l00%
Sulllvan,Nancy8. (York) 89%
woodbury,PlchardG. (Cumberland) l00%
2011-2012 Honor Roll
(No more than one anti-environment vote or absence)
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2011-2012 Dishonor Roll
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House Dishonor Roll
Ayotte,8ernardL. A.(Caswell) 9%
8lckford,8ruceA.(Auburn) 9%
Cebra,PlchardM.(Naples) 9%
Clark,Tyler(Easton) 9%
Crafts, Dale1.(Lisbon) 9%
Cray,DeanA.(Palmyra) 9%
Damon,DouglasK.(Bangor) 9%
Davls,Sr., PaulT.(Sangerville) 9%
Dunphy,LarryC.(Embden) 9%
Pltzpatrlck,1oyceA.(Houlton) 9%
Glnord,1eneryAllen(Lincoln) 9%
Guerln,StaceyK.(Glenburn) 9%
1ohnson,DavldD.(Eddington) 9%
Llbby,AaronP.(Waterboro) 9%
Long,PlckyD.(Sherman) 9%
Malaby,PlchardS.(Hancock) 9%
McClellan,MlchaelD.(Raymond) 9%
Morlssette,Susan (Winslow) 9%
Newendyke,Melvln(Litcheld) 9%
OConnor,8ethA.(Berwick) 0%
Parker,1amesw.(Veazie) 9%
Prescott,KerrlL.(Topsham) 9%
Ploux,Peter8.(Winterport) 9%
Slrockl,Heatherw.(Scarborough) 0%
Tlmberlake,1enreyL.(Turner) 9%
wallace,PaymondA.(Dexter) 0%
waterhouse,G.Paul(Bridgton) 9%
wlllette,Mlchael1.(Presque Isle) 9%
Senate Dishonor Roll
Mason,GarrettPaul (Androscoggin) ll%
Plowman,DebraD. (Penobscot) ll%
Sherman,PogerL. (Aroostook) ll%
Thomas,DouglasA. (Somerset) ll%
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Takings (LD 1810):
On the 1udlclary Commlttee,
Reps. Brad Moulton, Charlie
Priest, and Mike Beaulieu, and
Senators Dick Woodbury and
Cynthia Dill all demonstrated
leadershlp, provldlng crltlcal
support for a substltute to the
orlglnal blll. Known as the Moulton-Prlest amendment
and later the Ma[orlty Peport, the substltute onered a
balanced approach to addresslng landowner concerns
regardlng property devaluatlon. Sen. Tom Saviello and
Rep. Bob Duchesne also provlded valuable lnput.
Reps. Bob Duchesne, Meaghan Maloney, Brad
Moulton, Megan Rochelo, Charlie Priest, Kim
Monaghan-Derrig, Ed Mazurek, and Chuck Kruger
dellvered noor speeches ln opposltlon to the Mlnorlty
Peport whlch threatened to freeze the passage of any
future envlronmental law or regulatlon.
Desplte slgnlflcant pressure from thelr party
caucus to vote for the Mlnorlty Peport, flve House
Pepubllcans Reps. Meredith Strang Burgess,
Dave Richardson, Brad Moulton, Mike Beaulieu,
and Dennis Keschl voted agalnst lt ln roll call #323
(See Leglslatlve Scores p. 6-ll).
|n the Senate,
Republicans
Tom Saviello,
Roger Katz,
Chris Rector and
Earle McCormick
remalned steadfast
ln thelr opposltlon
to the taklngs blll
Mlnorlty Peport ln the face of lntense lobbylng pressure.
Sens. Phil Bartlett, Seth Goodall, Cynthia Dill, and
Elizabeth Schneider argued unsuccessfully on the
Senate noor for the Senate Presldent to allow a noor vote
on the blll.
D|SAPPO|NTMLNTS: Rep. Andre Cushing strongly
advocated for taklngs leglslatlon, along wlth Rep. Les
Fossell and Sens. Mike Thibodeau and David Hastings.
North Woods (LD 1798):
Rep. Russell Black
demonstrated leadershlp
wlthln the Agrlculture,
Conservatlon and Porestry
(ACP) Commlttee as the
only Pepubllcan ob[ectlng
to several provlslons from
the study report that
would weaken LUPCs
ablllty to conserve Malnes
North woods. Democratlc
Reps. Je McCabe and Jim Dill, and Sen. Elizabeth
Schneider also opposed weakenlng LUPC ln Commlttee
and trled, unsuccessfully, to oner alternatlves.
Reps. Dennis Keschl, Brad Moulton, Kim Olsen and
Tom Winsor supported Pep. 8lack wlth testlmony at the
publlc hearlng, and Pepubllcan Reps. Meredith Strang
Burgess, David Richardson, Ryan Harmon, and Les
Fossel also helped craft a better outcome.
Addltlonal leadershlp came from Rep. Bob Duchesne,
wlth lnstrumental support from House Minority Leader
Emily Cain and Assistant House Minority Leader
Terry Hayes. Rep. John Martin, who helped create
LUPC, testled agalnst weakenlng lt.
Energy (LD 1863 & 1864):
Sen. Phil Bartlett expressed
clear and conslstent support for
clean energy on the Lnergy and
Utllltles Commlttee where he
helped develop a compromlse
on LD l864 to avold mlsuslng
Lmclency Malne funds. Durlng
the 20l2 sesslon, he spoke
eloquently on the Senate noor
agalnst weakenlng Malnes renewable energy laws to
benet Canadlan hydropower through LD l863. Durlng
the past elght years, Sen. 8artlett has been a champlon
for Malnes clean energy pollcles.
Rep. Stacey Fitts helped steer a blpartlsan ma[orlty
of the Lnergy and Utllltles Commlttee toward falr
compromlses on both of Governor LePages retrograde
Beyond the Roll Calls Noteworthy Actions
PLP. 8LACK
PLP.
MOULTON
SLN. SAv|LLLO
SLNS. GOODALL &
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energy bllls. Outslde of the
commlttee, he worked
to persuade hls Pepubllcan
colleagues not to undermlne
Malnes renewable energy laws.
He was a strong volce agalnst LD
l863, though he lnadvertently
voted agalnst hls compromlse on the House noor.
Rep. Jon Hinck worked perslstently on all energy
leglslatlon and helped to defeat the Governors rollback
bllls by educatlng hls colleagues about complex energy
lssues. Sen. Chris Rector voted to support the blpartlsan
compromlse that preserved Malnes renewable energy
laws, desplte pressure from Governor LePage. Rep.
Mark Dion took an actlve, engaged role ln commlttee,
partlcularly on LD l864, opposlng rollbacks. Rep. Larry
Dunphy worked dlllgently ln commlttee to ensure that
successful enorts by Lmclency Malne would not be
undermlned by the compromlse blll.
D|SAPPO|NTMLNTS: Sen. Mike Thibodeau led the
enort to weaken Malnes renewable energy pollcles.
Other leglslators who voted wlth Sen. Thlbodeau on the
commlttee lncluded Reps. Jim Hamper, Dean Cray,
Larry Dunphy and Aaron Libby.
Open-Pit Mining (LD 1853):
Sen. Seth Goodall worked dlllgently to lmprove the
blll but ultlmately could not support lt because of the
potentlal for lncreased water pollutlon. Rep. Denise
Harlow was also a strong volce ln opposltlon to the blll.
Rep. Ralph Chapman gave an lmpassloned speech on
the noor opposlng the mlnlng blll, cltlng an abandoned
toxlc open-plt copper mlne ln hls dlstrlct. Although they
supported the blll ln the end, Rep. Bob Duchesne and
Sen. Tom Saviello worked to lmprove lt substantlally ln
commlttee. Sen. Chris Johnson was the only senator to
speak ln opposltlon to the blll on the Senate noor.
D|SAPPO|NTMLNT: Rep. John Martin lntroduced thls
blll very late ln the sesslon, condenslng the amount of
tlme for analysls and revlew.
Aggrieved Persons (LD 1647):
|n the 1udlclary Commlttee, Rep. Brad Moulton and
Sen. Dick Woodbury voted agalnst the blll, [olnlng the
Democrats to produce a 7 6 Ma[orlty Peport. Reps.
Charlie Priest and Meaghan Maloney argued agalnst
the blll on the noor of the House where lt passed by
[ust one vote. Rep. Meredith Strang Burgess [olned
Pep. Moulton ln votlng agalnst the blll on the noor.
Sens. Cynthia Dill, Seth Goodall, and Dick Woodbury
argued agalnst the blll on the noor of the Senate.
Other Noteworthy Acts:
Rep. Brad Moulton worked hard ln opposltlon to the
dlsmantlement of the State Plannlng Omce, and led the
ght to preserve a land use plannlng team at the state
level to asslst towns.
Rep. Ken Fredette proposed constructlve language
to slow down the merger of the Department of
Conservatlon wlth the Department of Agrlculture so
there could rst be a coherent plan that the Leglslature
could approve ln 20l3.
Sen. Seth Goodall was a thoughtful volce on a broad
range of lssues before the LNP Commlttee. Hls questlons
routlnely led to robust dlscusslon and lmprovements of
many bllls.
Rep. Bob Duchesne played an lnvaluable role on the
LNP Commlttee. Hls knowledge and understandlng
on a wlde array of lssues chemlcal pollcy, solld waste,
wetland and wlldllfe protectlon, and everythlng
ln between was crltlcal ln helplng craft strong
envlronmental pollcy and defendlng exlstlng law.
Sens. Dawn Hill and Roger Katz were lmportant
advocates for the Land for Malnes Puture bond as were
Reps. Pat Flood and Ken Fredette.
Laudable Achievements:
|n 20l2, Rep. Meredith
Strang Burgess cast a pro-
envlronment vote on every
lssue we scored, slgnlcantly
lmprovlng her overall score.
Also lncreaslng thelr scores,
Reps. Brad Moulton and
Dave Richardson voted pro-
envlronment on all lssues
except one ln 20l2.
MCv commends the courage and convlctlon of
these leglslators, and thanks them for maklng the
envlronment a polltlcal prlorlty.
PLP. P|TTS
PLP. STPANG
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9 Ayotte, Bernard L. A. (P -Dlstrlct 3)
(207) 325-4905
Pep8ernard.AyotteQleglslature.malne.gov
82 Beaudoin, Paulette G. (D - Dlstrlct l35)
(207) 284-6324
36 Beaulieu, Michael G. (P - Dlstrlct 68)
(207) 784-0036 - mlkeQmlkeformalne.org
100 Beavers, Roberta B. (D - Dlstrlct l48)
(207) 748-3432 - rbbeaversQcomcast.net
64 Beck, Henry E. M. (D - Dlstrlct 76)
(207) 837-4343 - henry.beckQgmall.com
100 Beliveau, Devin M. (D - Dlstrlct l5l)
(207) 752-4800
PepDevln.8ellveauQleglslature.malne.gov
18 Bennett, Paul Edward (P - Dlstrlct l4l)
(207) 985-6269 - bennettco2000Qhotmall.com
100 Berry, Seth A. (D - Dlstrlct 67)
(207) 522-l609 - sethQsethberry.org
9 Bickford, Bruce A. (P - Dlstrlct 70)
(207) 795-6844 - blck0585Qaol.com
27 Black, Russell J. (P - Dlstrlct 90)
(207) 645-2990 - russellblackQ[uno.com
100 Blodgett, Anna D. (D - Dlstrlct 56)
(207) 622-3967 - annadblodgettQyahoo.com
91 Boland, Andrea M. (D - Dlstrlct l42)
(207) 324-4459 - slxwlngsQmetrocast.net
82 Bolduc, Brian D. (D - Dlstrlct 69)
(207) 576-4907 - bolduc74Qyahoo.com
100 Briggs, Sheryl J. (D - Dlstrlct 93)
(207) 364-5665 - sheryl[brlggsQgmall.com
82 Bryant, Mark E. (D - Dlstrlct ll0)
(207) 892-659l - PepMark8ryantQyahoo.com
27 Burns, David C. (P - Dlstrlct 32)
(207) 733-8856 - dburnslnvQmldmalne.com
91 Cain, Emily Ann (D - Dlstrlct l9)
(207) 866-3753 - emlly.calnQgmall.com
64 Carey, Michael E. (D -Dlstrlct 72)
(207) 344-30l7 - mlkecareyl23Qgmall.com
100 Casavant, Alan M. (D - Dlstrlct l37)
(207) 284-4690 - acasavantQmalne.rr.com
9 Cebra, Richard M. (P - Dlstrlct l0l)
(207) 693-6782
PepPlch.CebraQleglslature.malne.gov
9 Celli, Michael (P - Dlstrlct 2l)
(207) 5l2-0585 - texn77Qaol.com
100 Chapman, Ralph (D - Dlstrlct 37)
(207) 326-0899 - chapmanHD37Qgmall.com
18 Chase, Kathleen D. (P - Dlstrlct l47)
(207) 646-2ll8 - kathydhchaseQhotmall.com
100 Chipman, Benjamin M. (U - Dlstrlct ll9)
(207) 3l8- 496l
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45 Clark, Herbert E. (D - Dlstrlct l0)
(207) 488-2633 - clarkheQbeellne-onllne.net
9 Clark, Tyler (P - Dlstrlct 6)
(207) 723-5746 - tyleraclarkQmsn.com
91 Clarke, Michael H. (D - Dlstrlct 62)
(207) 442-7388 - HL7mlkeQgwl.net
73 Cornell du Houx, Alexander (D - Dlstrlct 66)
(207) 3l9-45ll - acornellQalexcornell.org
36 Cotta, H. David (P - Dlstrlct 55)
(207) 445-4067 - cottaQfalrpolnt.net
9 Crafts, Dale J. (P - Dlstrlct l04)
(207) 353-5469 - dalecraftsQaol.com
9 Cray, Dean A. (P - Dlstrlct 28)
(207) 938-2006 - dacrayQmsn.com
27 Crockett, Jarrod S. (P - Dlstrlct 9l)
(207) 875-5075 - [arrodscrockettQgmall.com
18 Curtis, Philip A. (P - Dlstrlct 86)
(207) 696-3052 - pdcurtls2Qhotmall.com
27 Cushing III, Andre E. (P - Dlstrlct 39)
(207) 449-l358 - andreQandrecushlng.com
9 Damon, Douglas K. (P - Dlstrlct l6)
(207) 949-4735 - dougdamonQL|vL.com
9 Davis, Sr., Paul T. (P - Dlstrlct l6)
(207) 876-4047 - PepDavlsQmldmalne.com
64 Dill, James F. (D - Dlstrlct l4)
(207) 827-3498 - [dlllQumext.malne.edu
55 Dion, Mark N. (D - Dlstrlct ll3)
(207) 797- 634l - mndlonQmsn.com
36 Dow, Dana L. (P - Dlstrlct 50)
(207) 832-4658 - danadow2050Qyahoo.com
82 Driscoll, Timothy E. (D - Dlstrlct l26)
(207) 856-70l4 - tdrlscolQmalne.rr.com
91 Duchesne, Robert S. (D - Dlstrlct l3)
(207) 827-3782 - duchesneQmldmalne.com
9 Dunphy, Larry C. (P - Dlstrlct 88)
(207) 635-283l - sklme2Qroadrunner.com
91 Eberle, Jane E. (D - Dlstrlct l23)
(207) 776-3783 - eberle[aQearthllnk.net
18 Edgecomb, Peter E. (P - Dlstrlct 4)
(207) 496-3l88 - pedgecomQmalne.rr.com
27 Espling, Eleanor M. (P - Dlstrlct l05)
(207)926-6082-PepLllle.LspllngQleglslature.malne.gov
82 Eves, Mark W. (D - Dlstrlct l46)
(207) 676-l00l - markwevesQyahoo.com
27 Fitts, Stacey Allen (P - Dlstrlct 29)
(207) 487-564l - PepStacey.PlttsQleglslature.
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9 Fitzpatrick, Joyce A. (P - Dlstrlct 8)
(207) 532-9035
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100 Flemings, Elspeth M. (D - Dlstrlct 35)
(207) 669-2073 - elsle.nemlngsQgmall.com
36 Flood, Patrick S. A. (P - Dlstrlct 82)
(207) 395-49l5 - patrlcksafloodQroadrunner.com
45 Fossel, Leslie T. (P - Dlstrlct 53)
(207) 63l- 02l9 - fosselQoldhouserestoratlon.com
18 Foster, Karen D. (P - Dlstrlct 58)
(207) 622-2930 - kdfosterQroadrunner.com
18 Fredette, Kenneth Wade (P - Dlstrlct 25)
(207) 368-4242 - fredlawQmyfalrpolnt.net
9 Giord, Jeery Allen (P - Dlstrlct l2)
(207) 794-3040 - [enery.glnordQgmall.com
100 Gilbert, Paul E. (D - Dlstrlct 87)
(207) 897-5l43 - pegllbertQhotmall.com
27 Gillway, James S. (P - Dlstrlct 4l)
(207) 548-6429 - [glllwayQyahoo.com
91 Goode, Adam A. (D - Dlstrlct l5)
(207) 99l-7000
PepAdam.GoodeQleglslature.malne.gov
91 Graham, Anne P. (D - Dlstrlct l09)
(207) 846-0049 - apglQmalne.rr.com
9 Guerin, Stacey K. (P - Dlstrlct 22)
(207) 884-7ll8 - repguerlnQgmall.com
18 Hamper, James M. (P - Dlstrlct l00)
(207) 539-4586 - rep.hampQyahoo.com
55 Hanley, Stephen P. (D - Dlstrlct 59)
(207) 582-9073 - llncoln67Qmyfalrpolnt.net
100 Harlow, Denise Patricia (D - Dlstrlct ll6)
(207) 409-0870 - denlseharlowQhotmall.com
27 Harmon, R. Ryan (P - Dlstrlct 45)
(207) 993-6034 - ryan.harmon82Qyahoo.com
18 Harvell, Lance Evans (P - Dlstrlct 89)
(207) 778-298l - lanceharvellQhotmall.com
100 Haskell, Anne M. (D - Dlstrlct ll7)
(207) 87l-5808 - annehaskQmalne.rr.com
91 Hayes, Teresea (D - Dlstrlct 94)
(207) 336-2028 - terryQmegallnk.net
100 Herbig, Erin D. (D - Dlstrlct 43)
(207) 542-7654 - erlnherblgQgmall.com
82 Hinck, Jon (D - Dlstrlct ll8)
(207) 450-0003
Pep1on.HlnckQleglslature.malne.gov
73 Hogan, George (D - Dlstrlct l32)
(207) 934-0492
100 Hunt, Robert B. (D - Dlstrlct l3l)
(207) 756-5476
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91 Innes, Melissa Walsh (D - Dlstrlct l07)
(207) 846-4302 - mellssawalshlnnesQgmall.com
9 Johnson, David D. (P - Dlstrlct 20)
(207) 843-6929 - d[house20Qgmall.com
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18 Johnson, Peter B. (P - Dlstrlct 27)
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73 Kaenrath, Bryan T. (D - Dlstrlct l24)
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45 Kent, Peter S. (D - Dlstrlct 65)
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45 Keschl, Dennis L. (P - Dlstrlct 83)
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45 Knapp, Jane S. (P - Dlstrlct l29)
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100 Kruger, Chuck (D - Dlstrlct 48)
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100 Lajoie, Michel A. (D - Dlstrlct 7l)
(207) 783-l927 - la[olelQmldmalne.com
9 Libby, Aaron F. (P - Dlstrlct l39)
(207) 247-646l
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9 Long, Ricky D. (P - Dlstrlct 9)
(207) 365-4704 - rdl_chlefQyahoo.com
100 Longsta, Thomas R. W. (D - Dlstrlct 77)
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91 Lovejoy, Stephen D. (D - Dlstrlct ll5)
(207) 773-5538 - steve.love[oyQmyfalrpolnt.net
100 Luchini, Louis J. (D - Dlstrlct 38)
(207) 664-4699
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100 MacDonald, W. Bruce (D - Dlstrlct 6l)
(207) 633-0570 - bmacdonQroadrunner.com
27 Maker, Joyce A. (P - Dlstrlct 3l)
(207) 454-2327 - g[makerQgmall.com
9 Malaby, Richard S. (P - Dlstrlct 34)
(207) 422-3l46 - lnfoQcrockerhouse.com
100 Maloney, Maeghan (D - Dlstrlct 57)
(207) 5l3-7248 - maeghanformalneQgmall.com
82 Martin, John L. (D - Dlstrlct l)
(207) 444-5556
Pep1ohn.MartlnQleglslature.malne.gov
100 Mazurek, Edward J. (D - Dlstrlct 47)
(207) 594-5647 - LdMazureklQaol.com
100 McCabe, Je M. (D - Dlstrlct 85)
(207) 474-5402 - [enmccabe4meQgmall.com
9 McClellan, Michael D. (P - Dlstrlct l03)
(207) 655-4438 - mmcclellQmalne.rr.com
18 McFadden, Howard E. (P - Dlstrlct 30)
(207) 726-4676 - mcfaddenhQroadrunner.com
27 McKane, Jonathan B. (P -Dlstrlct 5l)
(207) 563-5427 - 1onQ1onMcKane.com
100 Monaghan-Derrig, Kimberly J. (D Dlstrlct l2l)
(207) 749-9443 - kmderrlgQmalne.rr.com
9 Morissette, Susan (P - Dlstrlct 54)
(207) 873-5l06 - morlssette20l0Qgmall.com
100 Morrison, Terry K. (D - Dlstrlct l22)
(207) 83l-0828 - tmorrlsonl6Qmsn.com
73 Moulton, Bradley S. (P - Dlstrlct l49)
(207) 36l-l532 - bsml49Qlocalnet.com
27 Nass, Joan M. (P - Dlstrlct l44)
(207) 477-2607
Pep1oan.NassQleglslature.malne.gov
100 Nelson, Mary Pennell (D - Dlstrlct ll2)
(207) 78l-3750 - mpn3Qmalne.rr.com
9 Newendyke, Melvin (P - Dlstrlct 80)
(207) 268-2553 - mlnQfalrpolnt.net
27 Nutting, Robert W. (P - Dlstrlct 78)
(207) 465-7l39
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82 OBrien, Andrew R. (D -Dlstrlct 44)
(207) 763-270l - aobrlen2008Qgmall.com
0 OConnor, Beth A. (P - Dlstrlct l45)
(207) 698-7899 - llbertymomlQmsn.com
64 Olsen, Kimberly N. (P -Dlstrlct 64)
(207) 389-2237 - klmolsendlstrlct64Qhotmall.com
9 Parker, James W. (P -Dlstrlct l8)
(207) 945-3520 - [parker339Qroadrunner.com
18 Parry, Wayne R. (P -Dlstrlct l40)
(207) 286-9l45
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100 Peoples, Ann E. (D -Dlstrlct l25)
(207) 856-7264 - annpeoplesll6Qmsn.com
82 Peterson, Matthew J. (D - Dlstrlct 92)
(207) 776-805l - petersonhouse08Qgmall.com
18 Picchiotti, John J. (P - Dlstrlct 84)
(207) 453-2l37 - [[plccQgmall.com
64 Pilon, Donald E. (D -Dlstrlct l33)
(207) 284-8l6l - dpllonQmalne.rr.com
27 Plummer, Gary E. (P - Dlstrlct lll)
(207) 892-6088 - geplummerQaol.com
9 Prescott, Kerri L. (P - Dlstrlct 60)
(207) 3l9-7589 - kerrllprescottQgmall.com
100 Priest, Charles R. (D - Dlstrlct 63)
(207) 725-5439 - cprlestlQcomcast.net
100 Rankin, Helen (D - Dlstrlct 97)
(207) 625-4620 - rankln8076Qroadrunner.com
64 Richardson, David E. (P - Dlstrlct 23)
(207) 848-3040 - rlchardsondQhermon.net
27 Richardson, Wesley E. (P - Dlstrlct 49)
(207) 273-3572 - wes893Qaol.com
9 Rioux, Peter B. (P - Dlstrlct 42)
(207) 659-2293 - rlouxrepQaol.com
100 Rochelo, Megan M. (D - Dlstrlct l36)
(207) 929-0ll0 - megan.rocheloQgmall.com
18 Rosen, Kimberley C. (P - Dlstrlct 40)
(207) 469-3779 - Kurlyklm40Qaol.com
100 Rotundo, Margaret R. (D - Dlstrlct 74)
(207) 784-3259 - mrotundoQbates.edu
100 Russell, Diane (D - Dlstrlct l20)
(207) 272-9l82
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100 Sanborn, Linda F. (D - Dlstrlct l30)
(207) 839-4664 - llndafsanbornQgmall.com
27 Sanderson, Deborah J. (P - Dlstrlct 52)
(207) 623-2l68 - deb.sandersonQhotmall.com
18 Sarty, Jr., Ralph W. (P - Dlstrlct 99)
(207) 452-2l7l - rwsartyQfalrpolnt.net
91 Shaw, Michael A. (D - Dlstrlct l02)
(207) 787-4352 - utumlkeQaol.com
0 Sirocki, Heather W. (P - Dlstrlct l28)
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100 Stevens, Sara R. (D - Dlstrlct l7)
(207) 942-8900
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82 Strang Burgess, Meredith N. (P - Dlstrlct l08)
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91 Stuckey, Peter C. (D - Dlstrlct ll4)
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82 Theriault, Charles Kenneth (D - Dlstrlct 2)
(207) 728-4526 - kent23Qmyfalrpolnt.net
27 Tilton, Dianne C. (P - Dlstrlct 33)
(207) 483-6050 - dtlltonQmalnellne.net
9 Timberlake, Jerey L. (P - Dlstrlct 96)
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91 Treat, Sharon Anglin (D - Dlstrlct 79)
(207) 623-7l6l
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18 Turner, Beth P. (P - Dlstrlct ll)
(207) 732-4625
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82 Tuttle, Jr., John L. (D - Dlstrlct l43)
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91 Valentino, Linda M. (D - Dlstrlct l34)
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27 Volk, Amy Fern (P - Dlstrlct l27)
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100 Wagner, Richard V. (D - Dlstrlct 73)
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9 Waterhouse, G. Paul (P - Dlstrlct 98)
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18 Winsor, Tom J. (P - Dlstrlct 95)
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18 Wood, Stephen J. (P - Dlstrlct 75)
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Board of Directors
Leslle Harroun, President
Poger 8erle, Vice President
Palph Pope, Treasurer
Howard Lake, Secretary
Carollne M. Pryor, Chairwoman
Danlel Amory, Past President
1ennlfer 8urns Gray
8rownle Carson
Pete Dldlshelm
Karen Herold
Horace Hlldreth
Sherry Huber
Pebecca P. Lambert
George LaPolnte
1on Lund
1en Pldot
1lm wellehan
Advisory Board
Pobert O. 8lake
Gordon Glover
L. Chrlstopher Llvesay
Sean Mahoney
Nell Polde
1ames St. Plerre
Cllnton Townsend
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Maureen Drouln, Executive Director
8eth Ahearn, Political Director
Panl Sheaner, Development Director
Glanna Short, Administrative
and Online Coordinator
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100 Alfond, Justin L. (D - Dlstrlct 8)
(207) 232- 4l87
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100 Bartlett, II, Philip L. (D - Dlstrlct 6)
(207) 839-7827
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89 Brannigan, Joseph C. (D - Dlstrlct 9)
(207) 772-6047 - [brannlgQmalne.rr.com
22 Collins, Ronald F. (P - Dlstrlct 2)
(207) 985-2485
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22 Courtney, Jonathan T.E. (P - Dlstrlct 3)
(207) 324-5467
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100 Craven, Margaret M. (D - Dlstrlct l6)
(207) 783-l897 - mmcravenQroadrunner.com
89 Diamond, Bill (D - Dlstrlct l2)
(207) 892-894l
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100 Dill, Cynthia A. (D - Dlstrlct 7)
(207) 749-7749
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33 Farnham, Nichi S. (P - Dlstrlct 32)
(207) 990-20ll - nlchlQaol.com
100 Gerzofsky, Stanley J. (D -Dlstrlct l0)
(207) 373-l328 - stanl340Qaol.com
100 Goodall, Seth A. (D -Dlstrlct l9)
(207) 737-4797 - sethQsethgoodall.com
22 Hastings, III, David R. (P -Dlstrlct l3)
(207) 935-3l75 - dhastlngsQhastlngs-law.com
100 Hill, Esq., Dawn (D -Dlstrlct l)
(207) 337-3689
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100 Hobbins, Barry J. (D -Dlstrlct 5)
(207) 282-7l0l
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44 Jackson, Troy Dale (D -Dlstrlct 35)
(207) 398-408l
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100 Johnson, Christopher K. (D Dlstrlct 20)
207) 549-3358
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33 Katz,Roger J. (P -Dlstrlct 24)
(207) 622-992l
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33 Langley, Brian D. (P -Dlstrlct 28)
(207) 667-0625
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44 Martin, Jr., Thomas H. (P -Dlstrlct 25)
(207) 453-2484
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11 Mason, Garrett Paul (P -Dlstrlct l7)
(207) 577-l52l
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56 McCormick, Earle L. (P -Dlstrlct 2l)
(207) 724-3228 - demccormlckQtds.net
67 Patrick, John L. (D -Dlstrlct l4)
(207) 364-7666
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11 Plowman, Debra D. (P -Dlstrlct 33)
(207) 862-4506
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33 Raye, Kevin L. (P -Dlstrlct 29)
(207) 853-9406 - SenatorQKevlnPaye.com
44 Rector, Christopher W. (P -Dlstrlct 22)
(207) 354-657l
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33 Rosen, Richard W. (P -Dlstrlct 3l)
(207) 469-3779 - rrosenll3Qaol.com
33 Saviello, Thomas B. (P -Dlstrlct l8)
(207) 645-3420
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100 Schneider, Elizabeth M. (D -Dlstrlct 30)
(207) 866-7359 - schneldersenateQgmall.com
11 Sherman, Roger L. (P -Dlstrlct 34)
(207) 532-7073
33 Snowe-Mello, Lois A. (P -Dlstrlct l5)
(207) 784-9l36 - senlolsQroadrunner.com
89 Sullivan, Nancy B. (D -Dlstrlct 4)
(207) 282-5594
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22 Thibodeau, Michael D. (P -Dlstrlct 23)
(207) 223-5l77 - senatorthlbodeauQaol.com
11 Thomas, Douglas A. (P -Dlstrlct 27)
(207) 277-30l7 - rewoodQtds.net
33 Whittemore, Rodney L. (P -Dlstrlct 26)
(207) 474- 6703 - rodwhlttemoreQgmall.com
100 Woodbury, Richard G. (U -Dlstrlct ll)
(207) 846-3056
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