Representative Laurel Libby of Auburn is currently serving her second term representing House District 90, which includes the towns of Minot and part of Auburn. She serves on the 131st Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Taxation. Previously, Rep. Libby served on the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary.
Rep. Libby earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York. Mrs. Libby’s career experience includes working as an ICU nurse at Maine Medical Center in Portland and at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center in Lewiston. She is the founder of Dawson Interiors, an interior decorating and real estate staging company.
Laurel and her husband, John, have five children; Emily, Sophia, Jude, Dawson, and Ilse. In her free time, Mrs. Libby enjoys running, reading, and game night with family and friends.
Consumers should have a right to know what they are being charged STATE HOUSE – By a vote of 75-67, the Maine House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring hospital price transparency. Sponsored by Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn), LD 953, “An Act to Protect Maine Patients Regarding Hospital Price Transparency,” requires that hospitals comply with…
STATE HOUSE – Augusta, Maine – Over 1,500 Mainers opposing up-until-birth abortion bill LD 1619 gathered at the State House on Monday, May 1st, for a public hearing before the Judiciary Committee. LD 1619 would allow abortion on demand at any time during pregnancy, including in the third trimester, up until birth. The significant in-person…
Legislative Council voted along party lines to refuse the introduction of a Joint Resolution calling on Congress to repeal the 2005 law to protect Mainers’ private information and save taxpayer dollars AUGUSTA – The Legislative Council of the Maine Legislature today voted not to advance a Joint Resolution calling on the United States Congress to…
Announcement comes during National School Choice Week (Jan. 22-28) STATE HOUSE – Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn) has introduced school choice legislation to address long-standing deficiencies that were highlighted over the last several years. LR 835- “An Act to Advance Educational Opportunities for All Students,” will target educational funds where they will best serve the unique…
STATE HOUSE – Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn) today offered an amendment to LD 3 – “An Act to Establish the Winter Energy Relief Payment Program to Aid Residents with High Heating Costs and to Finalize the COVID Pandemic Relief Payment Program.” Rep. Libby’s amendment allocated $50 million in low income direct heat relief and provided a three month sales…
This is Representative Laurel Libby of Auburn with the Weekly Republican Radio Address. High energy costs, high taxes, and unprecedented cost increases for everyday items like food, are making Maine increasingly unaffordable for the people who live here. Even though Democrats are firmly in control of our government, Maine House Republicans have done our best…
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 632-7619
Email: Laurel.Libby@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
442 Park Avenue, Auburn, ME 04210
House: 130, 131
Representative Laurel Libby of Auburn is currently serving her second term representing House District 90, which includes the towns of Minot and part of Auburn. She serves on the 131st Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Taxation. Previously, Rep. Libby served on the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary.
Rep. Libby earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York. Mrs. Libby’s career experience includes working as an ICU nurse at Maine Medical Center in Portland and at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center in Lewiston. She is the founder of Dawson Interiors, an interior decorating and real estate staging company.
Laurel and her husband, John, have five children; Emily, Sophia, Jude, Dawson, and Ilse. In her free time, Mrs. Libby enjoys running, reading, and game night with family and friends.
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 632-7619
Email: Laurel.Libby@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
442 Park Avenue, Auburn, ME 04210
House: 130, 131
Consumers should have a right to know what they are being charged STATE HOUSE – By a vote of 75-67, the Maine House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring hospital price transparency. Sponsored by Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn), LD 953, “An Act to Protect Maine Patients Regarding Hospital Price Transparency,” requires that hospitals comply with…
STATE HOUSE – Augusta, Maine – Over 1,500 Mainers opposing up-until-birth abortion bill LD 1619 gathered at the State House on Monday, May 1st, for a public hearing before the Judiciary Committee. LD 1619 would allow abortion on demand at any time during pregnancy, including in the third trimester, up until birth. The significant in-person…
Legislative Council voted along party lines to refuse the introduction of a Joint Resolution calling on Congress to repeal the 2005 law to protect Mainers’ private information and save taxpayer dollars AUGUSTA – The Legislative Council of the Maine Legislature today voted not to advance a Joint Resolution calling on the United States Congress to…
Announcement comes during National School Choice Week (Jan. 22-28) STATE HOUSE – Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn) has introduced school choice legislation to address long-standing deficiencies that were highlighted over the last several years. LR 835- “An Act to Advance Educational Opportunities for All Students,” will target educational funds where they will best serve the unique…
STATE HOUSE – Rep. Laurel Libby (R-Auburn) today offered an amendment to LD 3 – “An Act to Establish the Winter Energy Relief Payment Program to Aid Residents with High Heating Costs and to Finalize the COVID Pandemic Relief Payment Program.” Rep. Libby’s amendment allocated $50 million in low income direct heat relief and provided a three month sales…
This is Representative Laurel Libby of Auburn with the Weekly Republican Radio Address. High energy costs, high taxes, and unprecedented cost increases for everyday items like food, are making Maine increasingly unaffordable for the people who live here. Even though Democrats are firmly in control of our government, Maine House Republicans have done our best…
