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By Zendelle Bouchard
In the 131st Maine Legislature, Sanford’s four state legislators have focused on priorities including taxation and health care. In this article, we profile the work of Rep. Ann Fredericks. Sen. Matt Harrington is also profiled in this issue (see that story). Last week, we profiled Rep. Lucas Lanigan and Rep. Anne-Marie Mastraccio.
Ann Fredericks (R) represents District 143, which includes part of Sanford. She sits on the Committee on Health and Human Services and was primary sponsor on two bills in 2023.
It should be noted that Fredericks is serving in her first term in the legislature. Freshmen lawmakers are advised not to submit too many bills.
Fredericks also cosponsored several bills that were signed into law, including
Fredericks did not respond to our request for more information on her bills or her other legislative priorities.
You can track the status of any bill by entering the LD number on this page: https://legislature.maine.gov/.
For more information, read this detailed article on the path a bill takes through Maine’s legislature: https://legislature.maine.gov/house/house/Documents/PathofLegislation.
Fredericks’ House webpage is here: https://legislature.maine.gov/house/house/MemberProfiles/Details/1468.
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