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Paul T. Davis

Paul T. Davis

Senator
Maine SD-004
Republican
D
67%
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2021-2022 Sessions

Maine: Senate
Score: 67

Taxpayer-Funded Abortions

Reimburses MaineCare providers engaged primarily in the delivery of "comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care services."
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
LD811 Roll Call 1191794 Passed 18 to 12 on 4/25/2022 See Fifth Amendment, 14th Amendment Section 1, Article I Section 8, and Declaration of Independence

State-Controlled Health Care

Establishes the Maine Health Care Plan, which provides universal health care coverage to all residents of the state.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
LD1045 Roll Call 1098397 Passed 21 to 13 on 6/16/2021 See Fifth Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and 14th Amendment Section 1

[Motion to Defeat] Right to Self-Defense

Would permit the use of deadly force to prevent death or serious bodily injury in self-defense, or in defense of a 3rd person, or to prevent a kidnapping, robbery, or gross sexual assault.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
LD1138 Roll Call 1097730 Passed 20 to 15 on 6/14/2021 See Second Amendment, Fifth Amendment, and 14th Amendment Section 1

[Motion to Defeat] Limiting the Governor's Emergency Powers

Would place several limitations on the powers of the Governor to issue and maintain an emergency proclamation, and specify that a violation by the Governor of the exercise of emergency powers is an impeachable offense.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
LD980 Roll Call 1094315 Passed 21 to 13 on 6/8/2021 See Article IV Section 4 and Article VI

[Motion to Defeat] Article V Convention: Term Limits

Would apply to Congress to call an "Article V constitutional convention to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution to impose congressional term limits."
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes Vote Cast: No
HP0438 Roll Call 1090201 Passed 21 to 13 on 6/2/2021 See Article V, Article VI, and 10th Amendment

"Racial Impact Statements" for Legislation

Requires, upon the request of a legislative committee, the preparation of a "racial impact statement," which assesses the potential impact that legislation could have on "historically disadvantaged" racial populations.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
LD2 Roll Call 1027342 Passed 25 to 7 on 3/11/2021 See Fifth Amendment, 14th Amendment Section 1, and Declaration of Independence
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