RESOLUTION, Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of Maine to Create Equity in State Senate Representation

This resolution proposes to change the Maine Constitution to reduce the State Senate from a maximum of 35 members to 32 members. If passed, it would require the State to be divided into 16 senatorial districts, with each district matching a county and electing two senators, starting with the general election in 2026. This change aims to create equity in state senate representation by aligning districts with county boundaries.

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