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As far as the Legislature goes, committee work is winding down as they report out their final bills or vote to carry over the rest into 2024.

Things sure are moving fast. Legislators are busting their butts to workshop bills and pass them out of committees.

Some bills are stuck in limbo, some still need a committee report before they can be passed on to the House and Senate, and some bills will just have to wait their turn until the next half of the session in 2024.

Powerful forces in the Maine Legislature are on track to ROLL BACK a critical reform, and we need your help to STOP them. Here's what happened.

The session would normally wrap up in mid-June, but there’s really a lot left to do, and the pressure is on to hear each bill in committee and get it passed to the House and Senate chambers for a floor vote.

Established to celebrate and honor the work of outstanding volunteers serving the League of Women Voters of Maine (LWVME), this award recognizes volunteers who go above and beyond to serve the League and the State of Maine through civic engagement.

Last night, the Portland City Council voted to establish the Clean Elections program!

This newsletter contains a big announcement that we're pretty excited about. Check out the latest Augusta news and then keep scrolling to see the surprise.

The time has finally come. The Protect Maine Elections bill (LD 1610) to stop foreign government spending in Maine elections and call for Citizen's United to be overturned has been printed

Earlier today Mainers for Modern Elections, advocates, and Maine voters testified in support of a bill to expand ongoing absentee voting to all eligible voters.