Maine Votes
Votes tagged as "Woke Agenda" | 12
Renewable-energy Goals
Updates the state's renewable and clean-energy laws by setting a 2040 goal that 90 percent of retail electricity sales come from renewable resources and 10 percent from "clean resources," including certain nuclear, hydro, and low-emission generators.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Equal Rights Amendment
Proposes adding an "Equality of Rights" amendment to the Maine Constitution.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Cost per household: -$0.55/year
Status of Women Commission
Requires the Permanent Commission on the Status of Women to study how much gender segregation exists in Maine's workforce.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Renewable Energy Transmission
Imposes new rules on the development of renewable energy transmission in northern Maine.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Renewable Energy Transmission
Imposes new rules on the development of renewable energy transmission in northern Maine.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Abortion and Sex Changes
Establishes legal protections for individuals and healthcare providers involved in "gender-affirming" and "reproductive health care" services.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Hormone Therapy for Minors
Outlines the process by which minors, aged 16 and above, can provide informed consent for "gender-affirming" hormone therapy without parental or guardian consent.
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Constitutional Vote: No
MaineCare Sex Changes
Mandates that MaineCare provide reimbursement for treatment related to "gender dysphoria."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Civil Rights
Extends the protections of the Maine Civil Rights Act to include actions that cause "emotional distress" or "fear of violence".
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Constitutional Vote: No
Equal Pay
Amends the Maine Equal Pay Law by prohibiting pay discrimination based on race.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Gender Changes on Birth Certificates
Permits the issuance of a new certificate of birth following an application for a "gender marker" change.
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Constitutional Vote: No
"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.
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Constitutional Vote: No