Who serves in the Maine House of Representatives?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Current 132nd Maine Legislature sources checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). Maine legislative terms start the day before the first Wednesday in December following the general election, and senators serve the same term as representatives. The checked active roster remains the 132nd Legislature; November 2026 general-election candidates or vote leads do not establish current service.

The current House HTML and its real-time active-member CSV agree on 150 voting members: 74 Democrat, 73 Republican, one Independent, and two Unenrolled. The 151st voting district record is the District 46 vacancy after Lydia Crafts explicitly resigned November 2, 2026. Her former-member profile establishes the resignation; the chamber confirms one vacancy. No successor is assigned.

The legacy House district list still shows former members, including Crafts, Kristen Cloutier and Kathy Javner. It is retained as source history and tribal-slot evidence, not used as the current voting-member authority. The latest active directory identifies Nancy Theriault in District 29 and Scott Harriman in District 94. These identities agree with the official active-member CSV.

The Senate lists 35 serving members: 20 Democrat, 14 Republican, and Richard A. Bennett as Independent in District 18. Unenrolled and Independent remain distinct official affiliations in the House.

Maine also has non-voting tribal representation for the Passamaquoddy Tribe, the Penobscot Nation, and the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians. The checked official directories list Aaron Dana and Brian Reynolds, and explicitly label the Penobscot Nation representative vacant. These three representation slots are documented separately, not assigned to the 151 geographic voting districts and not included in voting-member party totals.

The legal boundaries are the Maine 2021 legislative apportionment plans approved and signed September 29, 2021, published through the Maine GeoLibrary authoritative House and Senate GIS layers. Census 2024 shoreline-clipped cartographic boundaries provide small-scale display. Every one of 186 district IDs and display interior points is checked against its corresponding official plan polygon, and every cartographic ring and coastal island is retained.

These records describe representation only. No district demographic estimate, state ACS value, ZIP finding, ZCTA finding, or political field from source GIS attributes is published.

Colors follow current official chamber affiliations. House totals cover 151 voting seats: 74 Democrat, 73 Republican, one Independent, two Unenrolled, and one explicit District 46 vacancy. The 35 senators include 20 Democrat, 14 Republican, and one Independent. Non-voting tribal representation is shown separately and excluded from these totals.

Legal authority: Maine 2021 House and Senate apportionment plans approved September 29, 2021, published by the Maine GeoLibrary. Display: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 1:500,000 shoreline-clipped legislative districts. All 186 district IDs and display interior points match their official legal polygons; all source rings and coastal islands are retained. This is not an address-level district determination service.

Official roster sources

• Official current House active-member directory, including former-member status ↗
• Official real-time House active-member CSV ↗
• Lydia Crafts official former-member profile — resigned November 2, 2026 ↗
• Official Senate district and affiliation listing ↗
• Official Senate current 132nd Legislature membership and affiliation totals ↗
• Maine Constitution Article IV, Parts First and Second — legislative terms ↗
• Official House district directory — tribal representation slots ↗
• Maine Legislature description of non-voting tribal representation ↗

District boundary sources

• Maine Apportionment Commission final plans — approved and signed September 29, 2021 ↗
• Maine GeoLibrary authoritative 2021 House district GIS layer ↗
• Maine GeoLibrary authoritative 2021 Senate district GIS layer ↗
• Maine GeoLibrary full House legal-plan geometry ↗
• Maine GeoLibrary full Senate legal-plan geometry ↗
• U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Maine House cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗
• U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Maine Senate cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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