Troy Dale Jackson

Imposes a 72-hour waiting period for firearm purchases, meaning a seller cannot deliver a firearm to a buyer until three days after the purchase agreement. This waiting period runs alongside any required background checks.

Proposes a $30 million bond issue to fund the design, development, and maintenance of nonmotorized, motorized, and multi-use trails across Maine.

Imposes new rules on the development of renewable energy transmission in northern Maine.

Establishes legal protections for individuals and healthcare providers involved in "gender-affirming" and "reproductive health care" services.

Prohibits unauthorized paramilitary training in Maine. It makes it a crime (Class D) to intentionally train others in using weapons or combat techniques if the trainer knows it will be used for "civil disorder." It also bans assembling for such training with the intent of furthering "civil disorder."

Enters Maine into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

Ensures that medical malpractice insurers in Maine cannot penalize healthcare professionals who offer reproductive health services solely because they face disciplinary actions in another state for providing those services.

Mandates that MaineCare provide reimbursement for treatment related to "gender dysphoria."

Increases the state minimum wage of $15 per hour.

Creates a home energy scoring system to evaluate residential building energy efficiency, estimating energy use and costs, suggesting improvements, and aligning with the US Department of Energy's standards.

Extends the protections of the Maine Civil Rights Act to include actions that cause "emotional distress" or "fear of violence".