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This legislative session has been a whirlwind, and if you've gotten lost in all the details, we don't blame you. That's why we'll email you a post-session report that recaps our most vital bills (so far) in the 131st Legislature.

We're looking for dedicated volunteers that will help us educate and inform voters, boost our local guide to government, and inspire youth civic engagement.

The Legislature was originally scheduled to conclude mid-June, but here we are hurtling into mid-July with work still to do.

We feel like we say this every week, but there's still work to do in the Legislature. We know things should wrap up soon so that we can all enjoy the summer, but here is what remains.

This is it — the final countdown.

The first half of the session could conclude on June 21, with the second half scheduled to begin in 2024. Emotions and tensions are high as legislators are bombarded with work.

LD 1610 will stop foreign government spending in Maine elections. We need to take action now so that this bill passes with 2/3 support of the Legislature.

We’ve been alerting you about the pending repeal of the corporate contribution ban. Here’s where the bill stands.

Towns across Maine have elections tomorrow on Tuesday, June 13. Do you feel vote-ready? See what's on your ballot by visiting Vote411.org.

We just hosted our Biennial Convention on Saturday and had an amazing turnout! Thank you to everyone who attended in-person and over Zoom.