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Legislative Republicans Urge Revocation of Gulf of Maine Offshore Wind Leases

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 9, 2025 AUGUSTA – Republican lawmakers from the Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee, along with several state Representatives and Senators, have called on U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to revoke all remaining Gulf of Maine offshore wind leases. In a letter

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Data on noncitizens should be made public to inform policy decisions

The Mills Administration won’t share how many non-citizens are in Maine, where they are, or their cost to Maine taxpayers  Hi, this is Representative David Boyer from Poland with the Weekly Republican Address. Maine is facing some tough times right now. Our budget, economy, and social challenges just keep growing.  Our leaders have hard choices

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Rep. David Boyer Thanks Government Oversight Committee for Launching Investigation into the Appearance of Conflict of Interest Concerns at the Office of Cannabis Policy

Rep. Boyer requested the Government Oversight Committee investigate the Office of Cannabis Policy last Friday AUGUSTA, ME – State Representative David Boyer today expressed his gratitude towards the Government Oversight Committee for their decision to move forward with an investigation into potential conflicts of interest concerning John Hudak, Director of the Office of Cannabis Policy

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Legislators Urge President to Protect Maine’s Environment and Safeguard Coastal Communities

Legislators thank President Trump and call for further action to revoke existing offshore wind permits and leases that threaten the Gulf of Maine STATE HOUSE – Republican members of Maine’s House and Senate have written a letter to President Donald J. Trump thanking him for taking swift action to protect the Gulf of Maine and

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Bill to Allow for Legal Apprenticeships Receives Ought to Pass Vote from Maine’s Judiciary Committee

L.D. 1352 would allow for study under a supervising attorney to be eligible to take the Maine Bar Exam, similar to Vermont’s Law Office Study Program AUGUSTA, ME- Yesterday, members of the Judiciary committee voted “Ought to Pass as Amended” for L.D. 1352, An Act to Remove the Barriers to Becoming a Lawyer. The vote

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Bill to have Maine citizens directly elect Constitutional Officers to have Public Hearings

STATE HOUSE– With the actions and accountability of Maine’s Attorney General in the news, two bills to have voters directly elect Maine’s Constitutional Officers will have Public Hearings this week. They are being sponsored by Rep. John Andrews (R-Paris). A third bill, sponsored by Rep. David Boyer (R-Poland) seeks to ensure the will of the

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Bills to reinstate Covid-19 vaccine exemptions to be heard on “Medical Freedom” Day

STATE HOUSE – The Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs is scheduled to hold Public Hearings on six bills on, what is being billed by supporters as, “Medical Freedom Day” at the Legislature. Collectively, they propose to ensure access to education for all students by reinstating religious and philosophical exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines

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Veterans and Legal Affairs Republicans vote to provide “no cost” Maine I.D.s in state budget

STATE HOUSE – House Republicans on the Joint Standing Committee on Veterans and Legal Affairs Committee moved to include $500,000 in the state budget to cover the cost of Maine identification cards for those who do not have one, or cannot afford one. They were joined by three Democrats, making the recommendation to the Appropriations Committee

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