The 128th Maine Senate had 35 members each elected to two-year terms in November 2016. The first regular session was sworn in on December 6, 2016.
The 128th Senate party composition was:
Position | Name | Party | Residence | County |
---|---|---|---|---|
President | Michael Thibodeau | Republican | Winterport | Waldo |
Majority Leader | Garrett Mason | Republican | Lisbon | Androscoggin |
Assistant Majority Leader | Andre Cushing III | Republican | Hampden | Penobscot |
Minority Leader | Troy Jackson | Democrat | Allagash | Aroostook |
Assistant Minority Leader | Nate Libby | Democrat | Lewiston | Androscoggin |
District | Senator | Party | Municipality | County |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Troy Jackson | Democrat | Allagash | Aroostook |
2 | Michael E. Carpenter | Democrat | Houlton | Aroostook |
3 | Rodney Whittemore | Republican | Skowhegan | Somerset |
4 | Paul T. Davis | Republican | Sangerville | Piscataquis |
5 | James Dill | Democrat | Old Town | Penobscot |
6 | Joyce Maker | Republican | Calais | Washington |
7 | Brian Langley | Republican | Ellsworth | Hancock |
8 | Kimberly Rosen | Republican | Bucksport | Hancock |
9 | Geoffrey Gratwick | Democrat | Bangor | Penobscot |
10 | Andre Cushing III | Republican | Hampden | Penobscot |
11 | Michael Thibodeau | Republican | Winterport | Waldo |
12 | David Miramant | Democrat | Camden | Knox |
13 | Dana Dow | Republican | Waterboro | Lincoln |
14 | Shenna Bellows | Democrat | Manchester | Kennebec |
15 | Roger Katz | Republican | Augusta | Kennebec |
16 | Scott Cyrway | Republican | Benton | Kennebec |
17 | Tom Saviello | Republican | Wilton | Franklin |
18 | Lisa Keim | Republican | Dixfield | Oxford |
19 | James Hamper | Republican | Oxford | Oxford |
20 | Eric Brakey | Republican | Auburn | Androscoggin |
21 | Nate Libby | Democrat | Lewiston | Androscoggin |
22 | Garrett Mason | Republican | Lisbon | Androscoggin |
23 | Eloise Vitelli | Democrat | Topsham | Sagadahoc |
24 | Brownie Carson | Democrat | Brunswick | Cumberland |
25 | Cathy Breen | Democrat | Falmouth | Cumberland |
26 | G. William Diamond | Democrat | Windham | Cumberland |
27 | Ben Chipman | Democrat | Portland | Cumberland |
28 | Mark Dion | Democrat | Portland | Cumberland |
29 | Rebecca Millett | Democrat | Cape Elizbath | Cumberland |
30 | Amy Volk | Republican | Scarborough | Cumberland |
31 | Justin Chenette | Democrat | Saco | York |
32 | Susan Deschambault | Democrat | Biddeford | York |
33 | David Woodsome | Republican | Waterboro | York |
34 | Ronald F. Collins | Republican | Wells | York |
35 | Dawn Hill | Democrat | York | York |
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