Who sponsors HP 1007?

HP 1007 is sponsored by Nancy Theriault (Republican), MARTIN, ACKLEY, ALLEY, AUSTIN, BABBIDGE, BAILEY, BATES, BATTLE, BEAR, BELLOWS, BERRY, BICKFORD, BLACK, BLUME, BRADSTREET, BRAKEY, BREEN, BROOKS, BRYANT, CARDONE, CARPENTER, CARSON, CASÁS, CEBRA, CHACE, CHENETTE, CHIPMAN, COLLINGS, COREY, CRAIG, CUSHING, CYRWAY, DANA, DAUGHTRY, DAVIS, DeCHANT, DENNO, DESCHAMBAULT, DEVIN, DIAMOND, DILLINGHAM, DION, DOORE, DOW, Mark Cooper (Republican), Alicia Collins (Republican), Quentin Chapman (Republican), DUCHESNE, DUNPHY, ESPLING, FARNSWORTH, FAY, FREY, FULLER, GERRISH, GIDEON, GILLWAY, GINZLER, GOLDEN, GRANT, GRATWICK, GRIGNON, GROHMAN, GUERIN, HAMANN, HAMPER, HANDY, HANINGTON, HANLEY, HARLOW, HARRINGTON, HARVELL, HAWKE, HEAD, HERBIG, HERRICK, HICKMAN, HIGGINS, HILLIARD, HOGAN, HUBBELL, HYMANSON, JOHANSEN, JORGENSEN, KATZ, KEIM, KINNEY, KORNFIELD, KUMIEGA, LANGLEY, LAWRENCE, LOCKMAN, LONGSTAFF, LUCHINI, LYFORD, MADIGAN, MAKER, MALABY, MAREAN, McCREA, McCREIGHT, McELWEE, McLEAN, MELARAGNO, MILLETT, MIRAMANT, MONAGHAN, NADEAU, ORDWAY, PARKER, PERRY, PICCHIOTTI, PICKETT, PIERCE, POULIOT, PRESCOTT, RECKITT, REED, RILEY, ROSEN, Wayne Parry (Republican), Matt Moonen (Democrat), Anne-Marie Mastraccio (Democrat), Richard Mason (Republican), Laurel Libby (Republican), Kimberly Haggan (Republican), Drew Gattine (Democrat), Kenneth Fredette (Republican), Robert Foley (Republican), Ryan Fecteau (Democrat), Wayne Farrin (Democrat), RYKERSON, SAMPSON, SANBORN, SANDERSON, SAVIELLO, SCHNECK, SEAVEY, SHEATS, SHERMAN, SIROCKI, SKOLFIELD, SPEAR, STANLEY, STEARNS, STETKIS, STEWART, STROM, SUTTON, SYLVESTER, TALBOT ROSS, TEPLER, THIBODEAU, TIMBERLAKE, TIPPING, TUCKER, TURNER, VACHON, VITELLI, VOLK, WALLACE, WARD, WHITE, WHITTEMORE, WINSOR, WOOD, ZEIGLER, David Woodsome (Republican), Sophia Warren (Democrat), Nathan Wadsworth (Republican), William Tuell (Republican), Parnell Terry (Democrat), Abden Simmons (Republican), Chad Perkins (Republican), Caldwell Jackson (Republican), James Dill (Democrat), Richard Campbell (Republican), and PEBWORTH of Blue Hill.

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Maine 128th Legislature (2017-2018) Status: Passed House Bipartisan · 18 R · 8 D cosponsors

HP 1007 — Joint Resolution To Recognize Franco-American Day

Last action April 19, 2017 — READ and ADOPTED, in concurrence.

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This bill died with 128th Legislature (2017-2018). It reached “Passed House” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.

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Action History

April 19, 2017
READ and ADOPTED, in concurrence.
April 19, 2017
Sent for concurrence. ORDERED SENT FORTHWITH.
April 19, 2017
READ and ADOPTED.

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MARTIN

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Frequently asked questions

Who sponsors HP 1007?: HP 1007 is sponsored by Nancy Theriault (Republican), MARTIN, ACKLEY, ALLEY, AUSTIN, BABBIDGE, BAILEY, BATES, BATTLE, BEAR, BELLOWS, BERRY, BICKFORD, BLACK, BLUME, BRADSTREET, BRAKEY, BREEN, BROOKS, BRYANT, CARDONE, CARPENTER, CARSON, CASÁS, CEBRA, CHACE, CHENETTE, CHIPMAN, COLLINGS, COREY, CRAIG, CUSHING, CYRWAY, DANA, DAUGHTRY, DAVIS, DeCHANT, DENNO, DESCHAMBAULT, DEVIN, DIAMOND, DILLINGHAM, DION, DOORE, DOW, Mark Cooper (Republican), Alicia Collins (Republican), Quentin Chapman (Republican), DUCHESNE, DUNPHY, ESPLING, FARNSWORTH, FAY, FREY, FULLER, GERRISH, GIDEON, GILLWAY, GINZLER, GOLDEN, GRANT, GRATWICK, GRIGNON, GROHMAN, GUERIN, HAMANN, HAMPER, HANDY, HANINGTON, HANLEY, HARLOW, HARRINGTON, HARVELL, HAWKE, HEAD, HERBIG, HERRICK, HICKMAN, HIGGINS, HILLIARD, HOGAN, HUBBELL, HYMANSON, JOHANSEN, JORGENSEN, KATZ, KEIM, KINNEY, KORNFIELD, KUMIEGA, LANGLEY, LAWRENCE, LOCKMAN, LONGSTAFF, LUCHINI, LYFORD, MADIGAN, MAKER, MALABY, MAREAN, McCREA, McCREIGHT, McELWEE, McLEAN, MELARAGNO, MILLETT, MIRAMANT, MONAGHAN, NADEAU, ORDWAY, PARKER, PERRY, PICCHIOTTI, PICKETT, PIERCE, POULIOT, PRESCOTT, RECKITT, REED, RILEY, ROSEN, Wayne Parry (Republican), Matt Moonen (Democrat), Anne-Marie Mastraccio (Democrat), Richard Mason (Republican), Laurel Libby (Republican), Kimberly Haggan (Republican), Drew Gattine (Democrat), Kenneth Fredette (Republican), Robert Foley (Republican), Ryan Fecteau (Democrat), Wayne Farrin (Democrat), RYKERSON, SAMPSON, SANBORN, SANDERSON, SAVIELLO, SCHNECK, SEAVEY, SHEATS, SHERMAN, SIROCKI, SKOLFIELD, SPEAR, STANLEY, STEARNS, STETKIS, STEWART, STROM, SUTTON, SYLVESTER, TALBOT ROSS, TEPLER, THIBODEAU, TIMBERLAKE, TIPPING, TUCKER, TURNER, VACHON, VITELLI, VOLK, WALLACE, WARD, WHITE, WHITTEMORE, WINSOR, WOOD, ZEIGLER, David Woodsome (Republican), Sophia Warren (Democrat), Nathan Wadsworth (Republican), William Tuell (Republican), Parnell Terry (Democrat), Abden Simmons (Republican), Chad Perkins (Republican), Caldwell Jackson (Republican), James Dill (Democrat), Richard Campbell (Republican), and PEBWORTH of Blue Hill.
What is the current status of HP 1007?: This bill died with 128th Legislature (2017-2018). It reached “Passed House” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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At a glance

Identifier: HP 1007
Jurisdiction: Maine
Session: 128th Legislature (2017-2018)
Type: Joint Resolution
Introduced: April 19, 2017
Status: Passed House
Prime sponsor: MARTIN

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