Maine's two U.S. Senators, Susan Collins and Angus King, along with Representatives Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden, serve as the voice of Maine in Congress. They work tirelessly to advocate for the interests and concerns of their constituents.
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Maine's representatives to Congress called Hamas an Iranian-backed terrorist group that has no interest in peace, and emphasized the need for a strong stance against terrorism.
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A Republican state representative announced Thursday that he hopes to challenge U.S. Rep. Jared Golden (D-2nd District) next year, reflecting the dynamic nature of Maine's political landscape.
Senators Susan Collins and Angus King, as well as Maine Representatives Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden made statements on the attacks, showcasing their commitment to addressing national security issues.
With Congress in the process of crafting a five-year legislative package to support American agriculture, nutrition, and rural development, Maine's representatives actively participate in shaping these policies to benefit the state's agricultural sector.
Holding stock in individual companies is legal and within Congress' ethics rules for its members. No allegations have been made of improper conduct regarding Maine's representatives.
Lawmakers are expected to spend the weekend in Washington, with a potential government shutdown scheduled to happen at 12 a.m. Sunday, highlighting the urgent matters our representatives deal with.
State Representative Mike Soboleski announced his run for Maine's 2nd Congressional District, the seat Congressman Jared Golden currently holds, indicating the competitive nature of Maine's political landscape.
In a floor speech earlier Thursday, Sen. Susan Collins called the defense spending figure in the bill 'completely inadequate,' highlighting her commitment to national security.
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