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Maine House Rejects HO #34, 96-52
Maine House Rejects HO #34, 96-52
Last Thursday the Maine House of Representatives took up House Order 34, “Establishing the House Special Investigative Committee”, sponsored by Rep. Ben Chipman (D-Portland), calling for a special committee to investigate allegations of multiple incidences of wrongdoing by Governor Paul LePage. Ultimately the House voted 96-52 to indefinitely postpone the measure, effectively killing any further…
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Maine House Release Resolution Condemning Governor Paul LePage
Maine House Release Resolution Condemning Governor Paul LePage
Statement put out by Maine House Democrats this evening:
House resolution affirms lawmakers’ commitment to Maine values Resolution includes pledge to honor commitment of public office
AUGUSTA – The Maine House on Thursday will take up a resolution that affirms lawmakers’ commitment to the standards the public has the right to expect of its public officials.
“We have the opportunity to show Maine…
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Governor LePage Staff Testify Before Maine Gov't Oversight Committee (VIDEOS)
Governor LePage Staff Testify Before Maine Gov’t Oversight Committee (VIDEOS)
Testimony given under oath to the GOC relating to the ongoing investigations into allegations against the governor’s actions against Good Will-Hinckley school in their hiring of Speaker of the House Mark Eves. Recorded 11/13/15.
Committee next meets on December 3.
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LCRED Committee Takes Up 8 Minimum Wage Bills in Public Hearing
LCRED Committee Takes Up 8 Minimum Wage Bills in Public Hearing #mepolitics #raisethewage
On Monday the 127th Maine Legislature’s Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development (LCRED) Committee heard testimony on eight bills relating to modifying the state’s minimum wage, which currently sits at $7.50 an hour and has not been increased since 2006. A bill to raise it was passed by the 126th Legislature last year, but was vetoed by Governor LePage and later sustained.
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