Votes at a glance: committee moves three items — two 'ought not to pass' votes and one tabling
January 22, 2026 | 2026 Legislature ME, Maine
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Several formal procedural actions were recorded during the session.
- LD 2091: After the sponsor asked to move directly to work session, Representative Jan Dodge moved that LD 2091 "ought not to pass." The motion was seconded and the committee voted unanimously in favor of "ought not to pass." (Motion and unanimous outcome recorded during the public hearing/work session.)
- LD 471: During the work session the sponsor moved that LD 471 "ought not to pass." Committee discussion followed and the motion carried unanimously.
- LD 1892: Representative Michael Brennan presented a major amendment to LD 1892 (school construction financing). After extended questions and requests for fiscal modeling and the governor's task force recommendations, the committee voted unanimously to table the bill for further work and study.
In each case the committee recorded unanimous outcomes; a detailed roll call with individual member votes was not read into the transcript.
- LD 2091: After the sponsor asked to move directly to work session, Representative Jan Dodge moved that LD 2091 "ought not to pass." The motion was seconded and the committee voted unanimously in favor of "ought not to pass." (Motion and unanimous outcome recorded during the public hearing/work session.)
- LD 471: During the work session the sponsor moved that LD 471 "ought not to pass." Committee discussion followed and the motion carried unanimously.
- LD 1892: Representative Michael Brennan presented a major amendment to LD 1892 (school construction financing). After extended questions and requests for fiscal modeling and the governor's task force recommendations, the committee voted unanimously to table the bill for further work and study.
In each case the committee recorded unanimous outcomes; a detailed roll call with individual member votes was not read into the transcript.
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