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New year, new bills. January is starting off with a bang — the Legislature goes back into session on January 3.

The League of Women Voters issued a statement in response to the Maine Secretary of State’s decision declaring former President Trump ineligible to be listed as a candidate on the state’s 2024 presidential primary ballot.

Mainers are also showing that our elections can belong to the people. As we head into a presidential election that will undoubtedly break all spending records, it’s more important than ever that we champion alternatives like Clean Elections.

As we navigate the challenges that we'll face in 2024, there's still so much to celebrate here in Maine. We're grateful to our local Leagues and League community for your continued support.

Our usual Monday newsletter is late due to yesterday's intense winds that knocked out power across Maine. We hope that everyone is staying safe and dry while the state recovers in the days ahead.

The Legislature picks up again on January 3, and there's no better time to join our activism and advocacy.

December is a slow month for most, but for us, we have to prepare for the Legislature and March elections.

Preparing for elections and informing voters is a year-round process. We're already gearing up for what's to come in 2024.

With former FCC Chair, Tom Wheeler, who'll be talking about his new book, Techlash: Who Makes the Rules in the Digital Gilded Age.

Election Day results have proven that Mainers care about issues surrounding money in politics.