2022 Maine House of Representatives election

Not to be confused with 2022 United States House of Representatives elections in Maine.

2022 Maine House of Representatives election
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All 151 seats in the Maine House of Representatives
76 seats needed for a majority
Registered1,145,052[1][2] (Increase 0.55 pp)
Turnout59.47%[3] (Decrease 13.27 pp)
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Leader Maureen Terry Billy Bob Faulkingham
Party Democratic Republican Independents
Leader's seat 108th 12th N/A
Last election 80 67 4
Seats after 82 67 2
Seat change Increase 2 Steady Decrease 2
Results:
     Democratic gain      Republican gain
     Democratic hold      Republican hold
     Independent hold
Vote Share:
Republican:      40–50%      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
Democratic:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
Independent:      50–60%
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The 2022 Maine House of Representatives elections took place on November 8, 2022 alongside the biennial United States elections. Maine voters elected members of the Maine House of Representatives via instant-runoff voting in all 151 of the state house's districts, as well as a non-voting member from the Passamaquoddy Tribe.

The election was also held alongside elections for the Maine Senate.

State representatives serve two-year terms in the Maine State House.

Democrats gained five seats and Republicans gained four seats, many of them previously vacant.[4]

Summary of results[edit]

Italics denote an open seat held by the incumbent party, bold text denotes a gain for a party.

State House District Redistricted from Incumbent Party Elected Representative Party
1st 151st John L. Martin Dem Austin Theriault Rep
2nd 150th Danny Martin Dem Roger Albert Rep
3rd 148th David McCrea Dem Mark Babin Rep
4th 149th Susan Bernard Rep Timothy Guerrette Rep
146th Dustin White Rep
5th 147th Joseph Underwood Rep Joseph Underwood Rep
6th 143rd Peggy Jo Stanley Rep Donald Ardell Rep
7th Vacant Gregory Swallow Rep
8th 144th Tracy Quint Rep Tracy Quint Rep
9th 140th Anne Perry Dem Anne Perry Dem
10th 138th Robert Alley Dem Kenneth Davis Rep
11th 139th William Tuell Rep Tiffany Strout Rep
12th 136th Billy Bob Faulkingham Rep Billy Bob Faulkingham Rep
13th Vacant Mark Worth Dem
14th 135th Lynne Williams Dem Lynne Williams Dem
15th Vacant Holly Eaton Dem
16th 133rd Sarah Pebworth Dem Nina Milliken Dem
17th 131st Sherman Hutchins Rep Ronald Russell Dem
18th 137th Meldon Carmichael Rep Meldon Carmichael Rep
19th 130th Kathy Downes Rep Richard Campbell Rep
129th Peter Lyford Rep
20th 128th Kevin O'Connell Dem Kevin O'Connell Dem
21st Vacant Ambureen Rana Dem
22nd 126th Laura Supica Dem Laura Supica Dem
23rd 125th Amy Roeder Dem Amy Roeder Dem
24th 124th Joe Perry Dem Joe Perry Dem
25th 123rd Laurie Osher Dem Laurie Osher Dem
26th 122nd Michelle Dunphy Dem James Dill Dem
27th 121st Gary Drinkwater Rep Gary Drinkwater Rep
28th Vacant Irene Gifford Rep
29th 141st Kathy Javner Rep Kathy Javner Rep
30th 119th Paul Stearns Rep James White Rep
31st 120th Richard Evans Dem Chad Perkins Rep
32nd 104th Steven Foster Rep Steven Foster Rep
33rd 100th Danny Costain Rep Danny Costain Rep
34th 102nd Abigail Griffin Rep Abigail Griffin Rep
35th 103rd James Thorne Rep James Thorne Rep
36th 101st David Haggan Rep David Haggan Rep
37th 98th Scott Cuddy Dem Reagan Paul Rep
38th 99th MaryAnne Kinney Rep Benjamin Hymes Rep
39th 97th Janice Dodge Dem Janice Dodge Dem
40th 96th Stanley Zeigler Dem Stanley Zeigler Dem
41st 94th Victoria Doudera Dem Victoria Doudera Dem
42nd 93rd Valli Geiger Dem Valli Geiger Dem
43rd 92nd Ann Matlack Dem Ann Matlack Dem
44th 95th William Pluecker Ind William Pluecker Ind
45th 91st Jeffrey Evangelos Ind Clinton Collamore Dem
46th 90th Lydia Crafts Dem Lydia Crafts Dem
47th 87th Jeffery Hanley Rep Edward Polewarczyk Rep
48th 89th Holly Stover Dem Holly Stover Dem
49th 53rd Allison Hepler Dem Allison Hepler Dem
50th 52nd Sean Paulhus Dem Sean Paulhus Dem
51st 54th Denise Tepler Dem Rebecca Jauch Dem
52nd Vacant Sally Jeane Cluchey Dem
53rd 88th Michael Lemelin Dem Michael Lemelin Dem
54th 83rd Thom Harnett Dem Karen Montell Dem
55th 84th Charlotte Warren Dem Daniel Shagoury Dem
56th 82nd Randall Greenwood Rep Randall Greenwood Rep
57th 81st Tavis Hasenfus Dem Tavis Hasenfus Dem
58th 76th Daniel Newman Rep Daniel Newman Rep
59th 86th Raegan LaRochelle Dem Raegan LaRochelle Dem
60th Vacant William Bridgeo Dem
61st 80th Richard Bradstreet Rep Richard Bradstreet Rep
62nd 79th Timothy Theriault Rep Katrina Smith Rep
63rd 78th Cathy Nadeau Rep Scott Cyrway Rep
64th 110th Colleen Madigan Dem Colleen Madigan Dem
65th 109th Bruce White Dem Bruce White Dem
66th 77th Michael Perkins Rep Robert Nutting Rep
67th 108th Shelley Rudnicki Rep Shelley Rudnicki Rep
68th 106th Amanda Collamore Rep Amanda Collamore Rep
69th 105th Joel Stetkis Rep Dean Cray Rep
70th 107th Jennifer Poirier Rep Jennifer Poirier Rep
71st 111th John Ducharme Rep John Ducharme Rep
72nd 112th Thomas Skolfield Rep Larry Dunphy Rep
73rd 118th Chad Wayne Grignon Rep Michael Soboleski Rep
74th 114th Randall Hall Rep Randall Hall Rep
75th 113th Scott Landry Dem Scott Landry Dem
76th 74th Sheila Lyman Rep Sheila Lyman Rep
77th 116th Richard Pickett Rep Tammy Schmersal-Burgess Rep
78th 115th Josanne Dolloff Rep Rachel Ann Henderson Rep
117th Frances Head Rep
79th 73rd John Andrews Rep John Andrews Rep
80th 72nd Kathleen Dillingham Rep Caldwell Jackson Rep
81st 71st Sawin Millett Rep Sawin Millett Rep
82nd 70th Nathan Wadsworth Rep Caleb Ness Rep
83rd 69th Walter Riseman Ind Walter Riseman Ind
84th 68th Richard Cebra Rep Mark Walker Rep
85th 23rd Lester Ordway Rep Kimberly Pomerleau Rep
86th 66th Jessica Fay Dem Jessica Fay Dem
87th Vacant David Boyer Rep
88th 63rd Bruce Bickford Rep Kathleen Shaw Dem
89th 62nd Gina Melaragno Dem Adam Lee Dem
90th 64th Laurel Libby Rep Laurel Libby Rep
91st 75th Joshua Morris Rep Joshua Morris Rep
92nd 57th Thomas Martin Rep Stephen Wood Rep
93rd 59th Margaret Craven Dem Margaret Craven Dem
94th 60th Kristen Cloutier Dem Kristen Cloutier Dem
95th 61st Heidi Brooks Dem Mana Abdi Dem
96th 58th Jonathan Connor Rep Michel Lajoie Dem
97th 56th Richard Mason Rep Richard Mason Rep
98th 46th Braden Sharpe Dem Joseph Galletta Rep
99th 51st Joyce McCreight Dem Cheryl Golek Dem
100th 50th Ralph Tucker Dem Daniel Ankeles Dem
101st 49th Poppy Arford Dem Poppy Arford Dem
102nd 48th Melanie Sachs Dem Melanie Sachs Dem
103rd 47th Arthur Bell Dem Arthur Bell Dem
104th 65th Amy Arata Rep Amy Arata Rep
105th 67tth Susan Austin Rep Anne Graham Dem
106th 24th Mark Bryant Dem Barbara Bagshaw Rep
107th 25th Patrick Corey Rep Jane Pringle Dem
108th 108th Maureen Terry Dem Maureen Terry Dem
109th 27th James Boyle Dem James Boyle Dem
110th 45th Stephen Moriarty Dem Stephen Moriarty Dem
111th 44th Teresa Pierce Dem Amy Kuhn Dem
112th 43rd Edward Crockett Dem Edward Crockett Dem
113th 37th Grayson Lookner Dem Grayson Lookner Dem
114th 42nd Benjamin Collings Dem Benjamin Collings Dem
115th 36th Michael F. Brennan Dem Michael F. Brennan Dem
116th 41st Samuel Zager Dem Samuel Zager Dem
117th 38th Barbara Wood Dem Matthew Moonen Dem
118th 40th Rachel Talbot Ross Dem Rachel Talbot Ross Dem
119th 39th Michael Sylvester Dem Charles Skold Dem
120th 33rd Victoria Morales Dem Deqa Dhalac Dem
121st 32nd Christopher Kessler Dem Christopher Kessler Dem
122nd 31st Lois Reckitt Dem Lois Reckitt Dem
123rd 30th Rebecca Millett Dem Rebecca Millett Dem
124th 29th Sophia Warren Dem Sophia Warren Dem
125th 28th Chris Caiazzo Dem Kelly Murphy Dem
126th Vacant Andrew Gattine Dem
127th 34th Morgan Rielly Dem Morgan Rielly Dem
128th 35th Suzanne Salisbury Dem Suzanne Salisbury Dem
129th 15th Margaret O'Neil Dem Margaret O'Neil Dem
130th 14th Lynn Copeland Dem Lynn Copeland Dem
131st 13th Lori Gramlich Dem Lori Gramlich Dem
132nd 12th Erin Sheehan Dem Erin Sheehan Dem
133rd 11th Ryan Fecteau Dem Marc Malon Dem
134th 9th Traci Gere Dem Traci Gere Dem
135th 8th Christopher Babbidge Dem Daniel Sayre Dem
136th 21st Heidi Sampson Rep Heidi Sampson Rep
137th 16th Nathan Carlow Rep Nathan Carlow Rep
138th 22nd Mark Blier Rep Mark Blier Rep
139th 17th Dwayne Prescott Rep David Woodsome Rep
140th 10th Wayne Parry Rep Wayne Parry Rep
141st 19th Matthew Harrington Rep Lucas Lanigan Rep
142nd Vacant Anne-Marie Mastraccio Dem
143rd 7th Lydia Blume Dem Ann Marie Fredericks Rep
144th Vacant Jeffrey Adams Rep
145th 3rd Timothy Roche Rep Daniel Hobbs Dem
146th Vacant Walter Runte Dem
147th 4th Patricia Hymanson Dem Holly Sargent Dem
148th 5th Beth O'Connor Rep Thomas Lavigne Rep
149th 6th Tiffany Roberts Dem Tiffany Roberts Dem
150th 2nd Michele Meyer Dem Michele Meyer Dem
151st 1st Kristi Mathieson Dem Kristi Mathieson Dem
Non-Voting Members
Passamaquoddy Aaron Dana NVT[a] Aaron Dana NVT
Maliseet Zeke Crofton-Macdonald NVT[a] Zeke Crofton-Macdonald NVT

Sources: [5][6][7][8]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b Non-voting tribal member

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Statewide Registered and Enrolled Data File (Active Status)" (PDF). Maine Bureau of Corporations, Elections & Commissions. Retrieved December 12, 2023.
  2. ^ "Statewide Registered and Enrolled Data File (Inactive Status)" (PDF). Maine Bureau of Corporations, Elections & Commissions. Retrieved December 12, 2023.
  3. ^ "Secretary Bellows Announces Official Tabulation of 2022 General Election". Maine Department of the Secretary of State. Retrieved December 12, 2023.
  4. ^ "Maine House of Representatives elections, 2022". Ballotpedia. Retrieved May 1, 2023.
  5. ^ "Statewide and town-by-town Maine results for Election 2022: State House". Portland Press Herald. November 3, 2022. Retrieved November 13, 2022.
  6. ^ "Alphabetical Listing of Towns". Maine House of Representatives. Archived from the original on November 12, 2022. Retrieved November 12, 2022.
  7. ^ "House District Maps". Maine.gov. Archived from the original on November 12, 2022. Retrieved November 12, 2022.
  8. ^ "Recent Tribal Elections and Appointments". Wabanaki Alliance. September 17, 2022. Archived from the original on November 13, 2022. Retrieved November 13, 2022.
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