Legislative Code of Ethics
Adopted by the 100th Legislature

  • Any public office holder is charged with responsible conduct commensurate with the trust placed in him/her by the electorate.

  • In a free government the official is entrusted with the security, safety, health, prosperity, and general well-being of those whom he/she serves.

  • With such a trust high moral and ethical standards producing the public's confidence, with the reduction to a minimum of any conflict between private interests and official duties, should be observed.

  • No state legislator will accept any employment which can possibly impair his/her independence and integrity of judgement or will he/she exercise his/her position of trust to secure unwarranted privileges for themselves or for others.

  • The Maine legislator will be ever mindful of the ordinary citizen who might otherwise be unrepresented, and will endeavor conscientiously to pursue the highest standards of legislative conduct.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Senate President
Justin Alfond

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◦  04 - Dutremble
◦  05 - Valentino
◦  06 - Boyle
◦  07 - Millett
◦  08 - Alfond
◦  09 - Haskell
◦  10 - Gerzofsky
◦  11 - Woodbury
◦  12 - Plummer
◦  13 - Hamper
◦  14 - Patrick
◦  15 - Cleveland
◦  16 - Craven
◦  17 - Mason
◦  18 - Saviello
◦  19 - Goodall
◦  20 - Johnson
◦  21 - Flood
◦  22 - Mazurek
◦  23 - Thibodeau
◦  24 - Katz
◦  25 - Lachowicz
◦  26 - Whittemore
◦  27 - Thomas
◦  28 - Langley
◦  29 - Burns
◦  30 - Cain
◦  31 - Youngblood
◦  32 - Gratwick
◦  33 - Cushing
◦  34 - Sherman
◦  35 - Jackson

 


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