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Governor Mills Signs Biennial Budget Into Law
Governor Mills Signs Biennial Budget Into Law
Today, Governor Janet Mills signed into law the Fiscal Year 20-21 biennial budget. The budget, which was passed last Friday with bipartisan support, expands health care, improves Maine’s education system, provides property tax relief, and invests money in the state’s Rainy Day Fund - all without raising taxes.
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Maine Democrats AGAIN Expand Abortion Access, Continue Health Care Achievements
Despite Collins's Promises, “Deficit Surges” as Tax Law Fails to Pay for Itself
As Senator Collins Cast 7,000th Vote, Special Interests Profit & Mainers Left Behind
ICYMI: After Susan Collins Voted to Repeal Internet Privacy Protections, Maine “Shakes Up Debate With Tough Internet Privacy Law”
Nation’s “Strictest Internet Privacy Law” Signed By Governor Janet Mills
ICYMI: Senator Collins Enables McConnell’s Gridlock, Defends Senate's Failure to Work for Mainers
Maine Democrats Expand Abortion Access, Continue Health Care Achievements
ICYMI: Collins' Approval Down "Significantly" After Voting for 32 Anti-Choice Judges
ICYMI: Collins' Approval Down "Significantly" After Voting for 32 Anti-Choice Judges
Collins has supported "over 90% of Trump's picks for federal judge positions, including 32 nominees who have indicated they oppose abortion rights"
Where is Susan Collins? Still Holding Out-of-State Fundraisers Instead of Town Halls
Where is Susan Collins? Still Holding Out-of-State Fundraisers Instead of Town Halls
Collins once supported limits to out-of-state money when she first ran for office but now relies on it – less than 1 percent of Collins' campaign cash came from Mainers