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Rep. Jeffrey Adams

District 144

Rep. Roger Albert

District 2

Rep. Amy Arata

District 104

Rep. Donald Ardell

District 6

Rep. Mark Babin

District 3

Rep. Barbara Bagshaw

District 106

Steve Bishop

Rep. Steve Bishop

District 17

Rep. Mark Blier

District 138

Rep. David Boyer

District 87

Rep. Richard Campbell

District 19

Rep. Nathan Carlow

District 137

Elizabeth Caruso

Rep. Elizabeth Caruso

District 72

Quinten Chapman

Rep. Quentin Chapman

District 88

Marygrace Cimino

Rep. Marygrace Cimino

District 83

Rep. Amanda Collamore

District 68

Alicia Collins

Rep. Alicia Collins

District 61

Mark Cooper

Rep. Mark Cooper

District 107

Rep. Dean Cray

District 69

Lucien Daigle

Rep. Lucien Daigle

District 1

Rep. Gary Drinkwater

District 27

Rep. John Eder

District 136

Paul Flynn

Rep. Paul Flynn

District 63

Robert Foley

Rep. Robert Foley

District 145

Rep. Steven Foster

District 32

Rep. Ann Fredericks

District 143

Rep. Kenneth Fredette

District 33

Rep. Irene Gifford

District 28

Rep. Abigail Griffin

District 34

Kimberly Haggan

Rep. Kimberly Haggan

District 36

Rep. Randall Hall

District 74

Rep. Rachel Henderson

District 78

Rep. Benjamin Hymes

District 38

Rep. Caldwell Jackson

District 80

Michael Lance

Rep. Michael Lance

District 79

Rep. Lucas Lanigan

District 141

Rep. Thomas Lavigne

District 148

Rep. Michael Lemelin

District 53

Rep. Laurel Libby

District 90

Rep. Sheila Lyman

District 76

Rep. Richard Mason

District 97

Arthur Mingo

Rep. Arthur Mingo

District 9

Rep. Joshua Morris

District 91

Rep. Robert Nutting

District 66

Rolf Olsen

Rep. Rolf Olsen

District 86

Rep. Wayne Parry

District 140

Rep. Reagan Paul

District 37

Rep. Chad Perkins

District 31

Rep. Jennifer Poirier

District 70

Rep. Tracy Quint

District 8

Rep. Shelley Rudnicki

District 67

Rep. Abden Simmons

District 45

Rep. Katrina Smith

District 62

Rep. Tiffany Strout

District 11

Rep. Nancy Theriault

District 29

Rep. Jim Thorne

District 35

Rep. William Tuell

District 10

Rep. Nathan Wadsworth

District 82

Rep. Mark Walker

District 84

Rep. James White

District 30

Russell White

Rep. Russell White

District 13

Peter Wood

Rep. Peter Wood

District 81

Rep. Stephen Wood

District 92

Rep. David Woodsome

District 139

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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July 31, 2026

Closure of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital birthing unit predictable after Democrat policies AUGUSTA — Today, members of the 132nd Legislature sent […]

Nancy Theriault Sworn In as State Representative for House District 29

July 14, 2026

AUGUSTA, Maine — Nancy Theriault of Millinocket was officially sworn in today as the newest member of the Maine House […]

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Who got artested?

The Maine Wire has been reporting on this for over a year!! Do some real investigative reporting!!

Just ask The Maine Wire they probably have all the information that you don’t.

THE MAINE WIRE, THE MAINE WIRE, THE MAINE WIRE!!!!

Why know? The Maine wire has been on it for months

And The Maine Wire broke the stories

Ooo ya the crime that they all swore wasn't happening 🤣🤣🤣

Did DHHS send any if these documents to The Maine Wire?

Took them long enough Probably a bandaid move The have a load more work than this to do!

Section 1: Why MaineHousing Deserves Renewed Federal and State Oversight MaineHousing is also due for an annual audit and reexamination by state banking regulators and the IRS, particularly because it administers funds connected to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program, an IRS-regulated program. Here is the backstory and the description of the issues. Developers continue cashing in under the banner of “affordable housing.” MaineHousing’s flagship Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program is regulated by the IRS, and frankly, it is a fine time for federal auditors to take a closer look. At a minimum, MaineHousing should again be subject to the state’s safety-and-soundness banking audits — oversight that conveniently disappeared decades ago under an administration that apparently did not want accountability interfering with political convenience. Even setting aside the specific issues I raise, isn’t it simply prudent to reestablish annual safety-and-soundness audits? These are taxpayer-funded transactions. The public deserves assurance that the money is being used responsibly and that the programs are being administered in accordance with applicable federal and state requirements. Anyone who has reviewed developer fees or operating budgets knows what can happen when oversight is insufficient: outrageous developer fees and substantial self-billing to related companies. I have long referred to this as the “Welfare for the Wealthy/Connected Program.” The issue is not whether Maine needs affordable housing. It absolutely does. The issue is whether scarce public resources are being used efficiently and whether the people and families the program was created to help are actually receiving the maximum possible benefit from those resources. Continue >>> as Reply to this comment.

It's about time, the local news is finally reporting the truth in Maine!

What other stories do they know but won’t report on?😡

Where's the money?? 💰🤑

Now your interested that it's been brought to light by Maine wire.

Unfortunately we're never going to actually get to a resolution because people elected Bobby Charles instead of someone that's actually electable in Maine. So thank you to those people.

Your just now publishing we have known on internet for a year

Well, what about it? Is it true or not?

Lock them up before they go back to samalia including. The gov before she runs she's the. Ring leader

A little late to the party.

CBS trying to be reporters....

A little late!! The Maine Wire is the only one I trust

Why aren’t all networks putting this out on their newscasts??

Thank you Maine Wire, Steve Robinson, Jon Featherston, and Nick Shirley! EF-U J. Mills and S. Bellows!

The investigators wasn't the State of Maine it was The Maine Wire!

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Meet Our Representatives

Rep. Jeffrey Adams

District 144

Rep. Roger Albert

District 2

Rep. Amy Arata

District 104

Rep. Donald Ardell

District 6

Rep. Mark Babin

District 3

Rep. Barbara Bagshaw

District 106

Steve Bishop

Rep. Steve Bishop

District 17

Rep. Mark Blier

District 138

Rep. David Boyer

District 87

Rep. Richard Campbell

District 19

Rep. Nathan Carlow

District 137

Elizabeth Caruso

Rep. Elizabeth Caruso

District 72

Quinten Chapman

Rep. Quentin Chapman

District 88

Marygrace Cimino

Rep. Marygrace Cimino

District 83

Rep. Amanda Collamore

District 68

Alicia Collins

Rep. Alicia Collins

District 61

Mark Cooper

Rep. Mark Cooper

District 107

Rep. Dean Cray

District 69

Lucien Daigle

Rep. Lucien Daigle

District 1

Rep. Gary Drinkwater

District 27

Rep. John Eder

District 136

Paul Flynn

Rep. Paul Flynn

District 63

Robert Foley

Rep. Robert Foley

District 145

Rep. Steven Foster

District 32

Rep. Ann Fredericks

District 143

Rep. Kenneth Fredette

District 33

Rep. Irene Gifford

District 28

Rep. Abigail Griffin

District 34

Kimberly Haggan

Rep. Kimberly Haggan

District 36

Rep. Randall Hall

District 74

Rep. Rachel Henderson

District 78

Rep. Benjamin Hymes

District 38

Rep. Caldwell Jackson

District 80

Michael Lance

Rep. Michael Lance

District 79

Rep. Lucas Lanigan

District 141

Rep. Thomas Lavigne

District 148

Rep. Michael Lemelin

District 53

Rep. Laurel Libby

District 90

Rep. Sheila Lyman

District 76

Rep. Richard Mason

District 97

Arthur Mingo

Rep. Arthur Mingo

District 9

Rep. Joshua Morris

District 91

Rep. Robert Nutting

District 66

Rolf Olsen

Rep. Rolf Olsen

District 86

Rep. Wayne Parry

District 140

Rep. Reagan Paul

District 37

Rep. Chad Perkins

District 31

Rep. Jennifer Poirier

District 70

Rep. Tracy Quint

District 8

Rep. Shelley Rudnicki

District 67

Rep. Abden Simmons

District 45

Rep. Katrina Smith

District 62

Rep. Tiffany Strout

District 11

Rep. Nancy Theriault

District 29

Rep. Jim Thorne

District 35

Rep. William Tuell

District 10

Rep. Nathan Wadsworth

District 82

Rep. Mark Walker

District 84

Rep. James White

District 30

Russell White

Rep. Russell White

District 13

Peter Wood

Rep. Peter Wood

District 81

Rep. Stephen Wood

District 92

Rep. David Woodsome

District 139

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

🚨PRESS RELEASE🚨

July 31, 2026

Closure of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital birthing unit predictable after Democrat policies AUGUSTA — Today, members of the 132nd Legislature sent […]

Nancy Theriault Sworn In as State Representative for House District 29

July 14, 2026

AUGUSTA, Maine — Nancy Theriault of Millinocket was officially sworn in today as the newest member of the Maine House […]

Mills administration’s plan to cut $400 million in projects lays bare the clear lack of priorities and gross mismanagement of the state’s budget

June 8, 2026

AUGUSTA – The revelation last week that the commissioner of Maine’s Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) informed Gov. Janet Mills in May […]

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Who got artested?

The Maine Wire has been reporting on this for over a year!! Do some real investigative reporting!!

Just ask The Maine Wire they probably have all the information that you don’t.

THE MAINE WIRE, THE MAINE WIRE, THE MAINE WIRE!!!!

Why know? The Maine wire has been on it for months

And The Maine Wire broke the stories

Ooo ya the crime that they all swore wasn't happening 🤣🤣🤣

Did DHHS send any if these documents to The Maine Wire?

Took them long enough Probably a bandaid move The have a load more work than this to do!

Section 1: Why MaineHousing Deserves Renewed Federal and State Oversight MaineHousing is also due for an annual audit and reexamination by state banking regulators and the IRS, particularly because it administers funds connected to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program, an IRS-regulated program. Here is the backstory and the description of the issues. Developers continue cashing in under the banner of “affordable housing.” MaineHousing’s flagship Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program is regulated by the IRS, and frankly, it is a fine time for federal auditors to take a closer look. At a minimum, MaineHousing should again be subject to the state’s safety-and-soundness banking audits — oversight that conveniently disappeared decades ago under an administration that apparently did not want accountability interfering with political convenience. Even setting aside the specific issues I raise, isn’t it simply prudent to reestablish annual safety-and-soundness audits? These are taxpayer-funded transactions. The public deserves assurance that the money is being used responsibly and that the programs are being administered in accordance with applicable federal and state requirements. Anyone who has reviewed developer fees or operating budgets knows what can happen when oversight is insufficient: outrageous developer fees and substantial self-billing to related companies. I have long referred to this as the “Welfare for the Wealthy/Connected Program.” The issue is not whether Maine needs affordable housing. It absolutely does. The issue is whether scarce public resources are being used efficiently and whether the people and families the program was created to help are actually receiving the maximum possible benefit from those resources. Continue >>> as Reply to this comment.

It's about time, the local news is finally reporting the truth in Maine!

What other stories do they know but won’t report on?😡

Where's the money?? 💰🤑

Now your interested that it's been brought to light by Maine wire.

Unfortunately we're never going to actually get to a resolution because people elected Bobby Charles instead of someone that's actually electable in Maine. So thank you to those people.

Your just now publishing we have known on internet for a year

Well, what about it? Is it true or not?

Lock them up before they go back to samalia including. The gov before she runs she's the. Ring leader

A little late to the party.

CBS trying to be reporters....

A little late!! The Maine Wire is the only one I trust

Why aren’t all networks putting this out on their newscasts??

Thank you Maine Wire, Steve Robinson, Jon Featherston, and Nick Shirley! EF-U J. Mills and S. Bellows!

The investigators wasn't the State of Maine it was The Maine Wire!

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