Welcome to our Statehouse Hub! We track what legislation has been introduced, where each bill stands in the legislative process, how the current legislative session compares to past sessions and, overall, what’s happening in Augusta.
We’ve built a page for every district in the Maine State Legislature and for the tribal representatives to be a snapshot of everything you might want to know about your lawmakers:
- Background & campaign finances
- Committees they serve on
- Bills sponsored & votes cast
- How many actively registered voters are in their district, broken down by party
Search for your legislative district
Input your legislative district in the search box below to view that district’s page. Not sure which district you’re in? Click here to find your elected representatives by address.
Below is a table of upcoming public hearings, updated daily. To view more information or search future dates, search the legislature’s calendar.
Note: Legislation where the last action was scheduling an upcoming public hearing are also included in the below table.
This initiative has been made possible thanks to support and technical assistance from BillTrack50, Big Local News at Stanford University, Associated Press, Institute for Nonprofit News and Rural News Network.
Legislative Coverage
Coverage by session: 132nd (2025-2026) | 131st (2023-2024) | 130th (2021-2022) | 129th (2019-2020) | 128th (2017-2018) | 127th (2015-2016) | 126th (2013-2014) | 125th (2011-2012) | 124th (2009-2010)
AI Disclosure: The bill summaries appearing in the tables showing legislation have been generated by Claude Haiku, an Artificial Intelligence model from Anthropic, which describes itself as an AI safety and research company. BillTrack50, which has compiled the summaries, has extensively tested the accuracy of the information but does not guarantee that every summary is completely accurate and comprehensive. You should always read and rely on the bill text that is provided by the Maine Legislature, which is accessible by clicking on the Bill ID in the table. (A button to flag AI-generated errors to the BillTrack50 team is available on each bill page.) We encourage readers to view our ethics policy, which includes our policy on the newsroom’s use of AI.