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ME HP 367

died on adjournment

Joint Order Allowing Reports Of Ought Not To Pass To Be Made After The Committee Vote

Maine · 132 · lower

Quick answers

Did ME HP 367 pass?

No. ME HP 367 died when the 132 session adjourned without final action on it. Bills that die this way are sometimes reintroduced in a later session. Latest recorded action (2025-03-04): Subsequently PASSED 2/3 Vote Required in concurrence

What is ME HP 367 about?

ME HP 367 is a joint resolution in the 132 titled “Joint Order Allowing Reports Of Ought Not To Pass To Be Made After The Committee Vote”.

Who sponsors ME HP 367?

Matt MOONEN is the primary sponsor of ME HP 367.

Introduced
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Latest action
2025-03-04 — Subsequently PASSED 2/3 Vote Required in concurrence
Bill type
joint resolution
Last updated
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Sponsors

  • Matt MOONENprimary

Committees

Not provided by source.

Action timeline

  1. 2025-02-11

    READ.

  2. 2025-02-11

    Pursuant to Joint Rule 102, this Joint Order required the affirmative vote of two-thirds of those present for PASSAGE.

  3. 2025-02-11

    138 having voted in the affirmative and 0 in the negative, 138 being more than two-thirds of the membership present, the Joint Order was PASSED.

  4. 2025-02-11

    Sent for concurrence. ORDERED SENT FORTHWITH.

  5. 2025-02-25

    READ

  6. 2025-02-25

    On motion by Senator PIERCE of Cumberland Tabled until Later in Today's Session, pending Motion by Senator STEWART of Aroostook to REFER to the Committee on JOINT RULES In NON-CONCURRENCE

    referral-committee

  7. 2025-03-04

    Taken from the table by the President

  8. 2025-03-04

    Motion by Senator STEWART of Aroostook REFERENCE to the Committee on JOINT RULES In NON-CONCURRENCE FAILED

  9. 2025-03-04

    Roll Call Ordered Roll Call Number 32 Yeas 15 - Nays 20 - Excused 0 - Absent 0

  10. 2025-03-04

    Subsequently PASSED 2/3 Vote Required in concurrence

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Votes

  • REFERENCE

    2025-03-04 · fail · 15-20

    Member-level votes (35)
    • BAILEY of York: no
    • BALDACCI of Penobscot: no
    • BEEBE-CENTER of Knox: no
    • BENNETT of Oxford: yes
    • BERNARD of Aroostook: yes
    • BICKFORD of Androscoggin: yes
    • BLACK of Franklin: yes
    • BRADSTREET of Kennebec: yes
    • BRENNER of Cumberland: no
    • CARNEY of Cumberland: no
    • CURRY of Waldo: no
    • CYRWAY of Kennebec: yes
    • DAUGHTRY of Cumberland: no
    • DUSON of Cumberland: no
    • FARRIN of Somerset: yes
    • GROHOSKI of Hancock: no
    • GUERIN of Penobscot: yes
    • HAGGAN of Penobscot: yes
    • HARRINGTON of York: yes
    • HICKMAN of Kennebec: no
    • INGWERSEN of York: no
    • LAWRENCE of York: no
    • LIBBY of Cumberland: yes
    • MARTIN of Oxford: yes
    • MOORE of Washington: yes
    • NANGLE of Cumberland: no
    • PIERCE of Cumberland: no
    • RAFFERTY of York: no
    • RENY of Lincoln: no
    • ROTUNDO of Androscoggin: no
    • STEWART of Aroostook: yes
    • TALBOT ROSS of Cumberland: no
    • TEPLER of Sagadahoc: no
    • TIMBERLAKE of Androscoggin: yes
    • TIPPING of Penobscot: no

Related bills

No related bills recorded for this bill.

Official source

https://legislature.maine.gov/LawMakerWeb/subjects.asp?ID=280096477

Attribution

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