COMMUNITY PROFILE:
This district serves the communities of Amherst, Aurora, Beddington, Burlington, Cherryfield, Clifton, Day Block Township, Deblois, Dedham, Devereaux Township, East Central Penobscot, East Hancock (partially), Eastbrook, Grand Falls Township, Great Pond, Greenbush, Greenfield Township, Lowell, Mariaville, North Washington (partially), Northwest Hancock, Osborn, Otis, Passadumkeag, Sakon Township and Summit Townships.
There are 6,236 actively registered voters within this district:
CURRENT REPRESENTATIVE:
Mathew McIntyre, a Republican from Lowell. Rep. McIntyre has served in the state legislature since being elected in November 2024.
Rep. McIntyre served in the U.S. Navy for seven years, before being honorably discharged in 1998. In the Navy, he served as a nuclear propulsion machinist, including wartime service in the Persian Gulf. In 1999, Rep. McIntyre joined the United States Secret Service and retired from that team in 2020. He is a lifetime member of the VFW and the Lowell Volunteer Group, demonstrating his dedication to veterans and community service. Rep. McIntyre holds a bachelor’s degree from Excelsior University.
Rep. McIntyre serves on the criminal justice and public safety committee, on the energy, utilities and technology committee and as ranking member of the engrossed bills committee.
The criminal justice and public safety committee covers the Maine Criminal Code; Maine Juvenile Code; Maine Bail Code; criminal law and criminal procedure; criminal history record information; domestic violence; human trafficking; sex trafficking; sentencing; Criminal Law Advisory Commission; Department of Public Safety; law enforcement; Criminal Justice Academy; victims’ rights; Victims Compensation Fund; Department of Corrections; adult and juvenile corrections; intensive supervision; probation and parole; county jails; community corrections; adult-use marijuana crimes; operating under the influence; operating after suspension; habitual offenders; fire safety and arson; firefighters and emergency responders; firearms; concealed handgun permits; private investigators; security guards; amusement rides; and Maine Emergency Management Agency.
The energy, utilities and technology committee covers energy policy, including energy resources, wind energy development, biomass energy, hydropower, solar energy; efficiency and conservation; electric industry, including supply, transmission and distribution; natural gas industry; telecommunications industry, including telephone, Internet, broadband and cable television services; E-9-1-1; water and sewer utilities, including district charters; Public Utilities Commission; Office of the Public Advocate; Governor’s Energy Office; ConnectME Authority; and Efficiency Maine Trust.
Information for this lawmaker’s biography has been compiled from numerous public sources, including pages maintained by political parties, individual lawmakers and the Maine Legislature.
Contact this lawmaker: Mathew.McIntyre@legislature.maine.gov or (207) 680-0678
ELECTIONS 2024:
This seat was on the ballot during the 2024 election cycle. Running for the seat was Mathew McIntyre (R).
View contributions to each candidate, campaign expenditures and campaign filings on the Maine Ethics Commission website.
LEGISLATIVE WORK:
The following chart is a compilation of legislation sponsored by Rep. McIntyre during the 132nd Legislature. To learn more about each legislation and see where it is in the legislative process, click on the bill ID in the first column. View each vote cast by Rep. McIntyre.
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