BIDDEFORD — Democratic Sens. Linda Valentino of Saco, David Dutremble of Biddeford and John Tuttle of Sanford all have 100 percent voting records for the second session of the 126th Legislature. They are among 12 Democratic senators to receive a perfect attendance score, meaning they voted on, or were excused from, all roll call votes.

“Showing up every day to do the work I was elected to do is an honor,” said Valentino. “I’m proud of my voting record to strengthen our economy, increase access to education, and prevent discrimination.”

During the second session, the senate voted for two bipartisan supplemental budgets to pay the state’s bills, restore Gov. Paul LePage’s proposed cuts to education, and reduce and eliminate the wait lists for people with severe disabilities to get critical home-based care services.

“I am honored to represent my neighbors and fellow community members in Augusta,” said Tuttle. “I am proud of my voting record to invest in our economy, increase access to education, and support our veterans. ”

The legislature approved measures to increase access to pre-kindergarten programs, create a road map for solar energy in Maine, restore critical revenue sharing funds to Maine’s cities and towns, and create jobs and invest in Maine’s small business economy through $50 million in bonds. The legislature also rejected a controversial bill that would have provided legal cover for discrimination.

“Holding elected office is a commitment that I take very seriously,” said Dutremble. “Making sure that I am able to cast every vote is the least I can do to represent my constituents.”

The 126th Legislature adjourned May 2, concluding its work for the year.