May the inclusion of female leaders in the halls of the Capitol send the message to young women that they belong.
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How you can stay engaged to help shape Maine’s future | Column
State Senate President Mattie Daughtry believes the legislative process belongs to the people.
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Black history lives in our community | Column
In Maine, Black history goes back centuries, woven into the lives of enslaved people, freed Black families and multiracial communities who built lives here despite systemic barriers.
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The federal government is lighting our Constitution on fire | Column
Whether you support strong immigration laws or not, what should concern all of us is how power is being exercised and whether the Constitution is still setting the rules.
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Distraction or delivery? What Mainers expect from Augusta | Column
Sen. Mattie Daughtry and fellow Democrats focus on housing, child care and cost-of-living solutions.
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A preview for the upcoming legislative session from Sen. Daughtry
The Second Regular Session of the 132nd Maine Legislature will begin on Jan. 7, 2026.
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Health care and housing: Maine people are paying for Washington’s mistakes
Families without health care coverage are more likely to fall into financial instability. Families without a home are more vulnerable when illness strikes.
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Six laws take effect in Maine this week, and they’re designed to help you | Opinion
On the consumer protection front, we’re making nation-leading progress.
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What lawmakers are hearing about child care in Maine
Sen. Mattie Daughtry highlights the statewide listening tour focused on child care issues.
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Where community grows: Home is where your local farmers market is
There’s something special about the way the morning feels at the Brunswick farmers market. Maybe it’s the scent of basil mixing with mouthwatering smells coming from Taco the Town. Maybe it’s the way toddlers zig-zag between tables of sunflowers and early apples, giggling and playing while their parents chat with neighbors. Maybe it’s getting to talk […]