ACLU of Maine Statement on Trump Administration Effort to Gather Details About Every U.S. Voter
Update: On July 3, Secretary Dunlap responded to Secretary Kobach's request with a letter refusing the release of information about Maine voters.
Update: On July 3, Secretary Dunlap responded to Secretary Kobach's request with a letter refusing the release of information about Maine voters.
Augusta – The ACLU of Maine released the following statement after Gov. LePage stated he intends to wait 10 days to veto any budget passed by the bipartisan legislature that includes tax increases.
Augusta – In a significant victory for smart criminal justice reform, the Maine Senate today followed the House in voting in favor of LD 1190, “An Act Regarding Driver’s License Suspensions for Nondriving-related Violations.” The bill, sponsored by Rep.
Augusta – The Maine House last night voted in favor of LD 1190, “An Act Regarding Driver’s License Suspensions for Nondriving-related Violations." The bill, sponsored by Rep.
Augusta – The Maine House today voted for a second time to reject a “fetal personhood” bill that seeks to establish a fetus as a separate and distinct person from the woman who carries it.
June 23, 2017