Presiding Officers release statement on State of the Budget

AUGUSTA – Governor Janet Mills delivered her State of the Budget address tonight after submitting her biennial budget to the State Legislature in January. The Presiding Officers released the following statements: Senate President Troy Jackson: “As I watched Gov. Janet T. Mills give the State of the Budget address at home, like most Mainers, I was struck by her […]

Maine Senate to vote on confirmations Feb. 25

The Maine Senate will convene for a confirmation session on Thursday, February 25 at 5:00 p.m. in the House Chamber to vote on several gubernatorial nominations, one nomination from the Secretary of State and one nomination from Hancock County.

Pres. Jackson honors the life, legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Today our nation honors the life, legacy and lessons of Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King knew all too well the ways in which our country fell short and the people our country left behind. Yet, he believed our country could someday live up to the ideals we supposedly hold dear. He believed in the ability of all people, especially those who face injustice and oppression, to lead our country closer to the ideals we celebrate.

President Jackson, Speaker Fecteau release statement on Capitol Police Chief

AUGUSTA – Following reports of concerning social media posts made by Capitol Police Chief Russell Gauvin, Senate President Troy Jackson of Allagash and House Speaker Ryan Fecteau of Biddeford released the following statement:  “Like most Mainers, we have high expectations for the people in our communities who keep us safe and serve the public. We […]

Pres. Jackson releases cloture statement

Now that we have a better sense of the scope of our work, Maine lawmakers must come together, buckle down and start passing measures that deliver some relief.

Winter Storm Resources

Shoveling my driveway in Allagash Maine winters are no joke. The frigid weather and impressive snowfall could be fleeting or last far beyond the winter months. If there is one thing Maine people know it’s that the key to surviving Maine winters is to always be prepared for the unexpected. In my office, we’ve put […]

Pres. Jackson releases statement following electoral college vote

Now that all members of the electoral college have formally cast their vote for President, the election is officially over. It’s time to put the bitterness of the campaign behind us and come together as Americans. We need each other to get through this crisis and begin rebuilding our states, our country and our economy.

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