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WELCOME TO THE MAINE HOUSE REPUBLICANS' WEBSITE
The Maine House Republicans stand for a better, more prosperous future, and against efforts to depart from what makes Maine a special, unique place to live. Our caucus advocates for a fiscally sound, accountable, transparent government, and for common-sense solutions that create jobs, and expand opportunity for all Maine citizens. We value independence, self-reliance, and faith in a power higher than government.
Maine House Republicans seek better ways to communicate our efforts on behalf of workers, their families, and our most vulnerable citizens. We believe that if the public becomes fully aware of what is taking place within our borders, and throughout our government, the Maine people will give Republicans a chance to lead.
The views of our members are shaped by personal values and the needs of the people and communities we represent. Our caucus members come from all parts of Maine, and all walks of life. Together, we remain committed to a better Maine, and will never back down despite overwhelming odds.
We appreciate your interest, welcome your support, and encourage your involvement in the legislative process.
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AUGUSTA – Yesterday the Four-Year Revenue and Expenditure Forecast was released by the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services’ […]
Closure of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital birthing unit predictable after Democrat policies AUGUSTA — Today, members of the 132nd Legislature sent […]
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.On Monday, Dunlap held a health care–focused press conference, amid a cost-of-living crisis exacerbated by the Trump administration’s war on Iran and tariff policies. These issues are a particularly powerful weapon against LePage, who vetoed Medicaid expansion six times as governor and called last year’s One Big, Beautiful Bill Act “the greatest thing that can happen to the Maine people” (LePage was referring to the bill’s “no tax on tips” provision, but the legislation also cut Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion). Dunlap said that the cost of health care is one of the main issues he’s heard about from Mainers. In a conversation with The New Republic, he described a conversation with a resident who was considering selling their home to afford health care costs and another person whose insurance costs went from $560 to $2,700 per month when Affordable Care Act subsidies expired in December. Mainers are also worried about the cost of gas and heating oil, which could hurt LePage like it hurts every other Republican candidate in 2026.// Paul LePage, a true RepubliRussian dedicated to Citizens United donors that intend to end American democracy as do the RepubliRussian Congress/ who needs enemies when Paul wants to eliminate healthcare in Maine!!
This weekMaine Fall Foliageliage report.
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Meet Our Representatives
WELCOME TO THE MAINE HOUSE REPUBLICANS' WEBSITE
The Maine House Republicans stand for a better, more prosperous future, and against efforts to depart from what makes Maine a special, unique place to live. Our caucus advocates for a fiscally sound, accountable, transparent government, and for common-sense solutions that create jobs, and expand opportunity for all Maine citizens. We value independence, self-reliance, and faith in a power higher than government.
Maine House Republicans seek better ways to communicate our efforts on behalf of workers, their families, and our most vulnerable citizens. We believe that if the public becomes fully aware of what is taking place within our borders, and throughout our government, the Maine people will give Republicans a chance to lead.
The views of our members are shaped by personal values and the needs of the people and communities we represent. Our caucus members come from all parts of Maine, and all walks of life. Together, we remain committed to a better Maine, and will never back down despite overwhelming odds.
We appreciate your interest, welcome your support, and encourage your involvement in the legislative process.
Latest News
AUGUSTA – Yesterday the Four-Year Revenue and Expenditure Forecast was released by the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services’ […]
Closure of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital birthing unit predictable after Democrat policies AUGUSTA — Today, members of the 132nd Legislature sent […]
AUGUSTA, Maine — Nancy Theriault of Millinocket was officially sworn in today as the newest member of the Maine House […]
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.On Monday, Dunlap held a health care–focused press conference, amid a cost-of-living crisis exacerbated by the Trump administration’s war on Iran and tariff policies. These issues are a particularly powerful weapon against LePage, who vetoed Medicaid expansion six times as governor and called last year’s One Big, Beautiful Bill Act “the greatest thing that can happen to the Maine people” (LePage was referring to the bill’s “no tax on tips” provision, but the legislation also cut Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion). Dunlap said that the cost of health care is one of the main issues he’s heard about from Mainers. In a conversation with The New Republic, he described a conversation with a resident who was considering selling their home to afford health care costs and another person whose insurance costs went from $560 to $2,700 per month when Affordable Care Act subsidies expired in December. Mainers are also worried about the cost of gas and heating oil, which could hurt LePage like it hurts every other Republican candidate in 2026.// Paul LePage, a true RepubliRussian dedicated to Citizens United donors that intend to end American democracy as do the RepubliRussian Congress/ who needs enemies when Paul wants to eliminate healthcare in Maine!!
This weekMaine Fall Foliageliage report.
This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.We aren’t at peak yet, it says we are.
who ever made this is out of date the leaves are gone