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LD 93
An Act To Reduce Cost And Increase Access To Disease Prevention By Expanding The Universal Childhood Immunization Program To Include Adults
Became law · sponsored by Sam Zager · text and history at the Legislature
Latest House vote
2025-06-17: pass, 78 yes, 70 no, 3 not voting · Enactment
Democrat Republican other
Names
Yes (78): Adam Lee D, Allison Hepler D, Ambureen Rana D, Amy Kuhn D, Amy Roeder D, Ann Matlack D, Anne-Marie Mastraccio D, Annie Graham D, Art Bell D, Bill Bridgeo D, Cassie Julia D, Charles Skold D, Cheryl Golek D, Christina Mitchell D, Christopher Kessler D, Dan Ankeles D, Dan Sayre D, Dan Shagoury D, Dani O'Halloran D, Dave Rollins D, David Sinclair D, Deqa Dhalac D, Drew Gattine D, Dylan Pugh D, Ellie Sato D, Flavia DeBrito D, Gary Friedmann D, Gerry Runte D, Grayson Lookner D, Holly Sargent D, Holly Stover D, Jan Dodge D, Jim Dill D, Julie McCabe D, Karen Montell D, Kelly Murphy D, Kilton Webb D, Kristen Cloutier D, Kristi Mathieson D, Laura Supica D, Laurie Osher D, Lori Gramlich D, Lydia Crafts D, Mana Abdi D, Marc Malon D, Marshall Archer D, Matt Beck D, Matt Moonen D, Melanie Sachs D, Michael Brennan D, Michele Meyer D, Michelle Boyer D, Mike Lajoie D, Mike Ray D, Morgan Rielly D, Nina Milliken D, Parnell Terry D, Poppy Arford D, Rafael Macias D, Ryan Fecteau D, Sally Cluchey D, Sam Zager D, Sean Faircloth D, Sophie Warren D, Steve Bunker D, Sue Salisbury D, Tavis Hasenfus D, Tiffany Roberts D, Traci Gere D, Valli Geiger D, Vicki Doudera D, Wayne Farrin D, Yusuf Yusuf D, Bill Pluecker I, Ed Crockett I, Sharon Frost I, Amy Arata R, Nathan Carlow R
No (70): Abden Simmons R, Alicia Collins R, Amanda Collamore R, Ann Fredericks R, Artie Mingo R, Barbara Bagshaw R, Ben Hymes R, Billy Bob Faulkingham R, Bob Foley R, Bob Nutting R, Caldwell Jackson R, Chad Perkins R, David Boyer R, Dean Cray R, Dick Campbell R, Donald Ardell R, Gary Drinkwater R, Gregg Swallow R, Irene Gifford R, Jack Ducharme R, Jeff Adams R, Jennifer Poirier R, Jim Thorne R, Jim White R, John Eder R, Joseph Underwood R, Josh Morris R, Kathy Javner R, Katrina Smith R, Ken Fredette R, Kim Haggan R, Kim Pomerleau R, Laurel Libby R, Liz Caruso R, Lucas Lanigan R, Lucien Daigle R, Mark Babin R, Mark Blier R, Mark Cooper R, Mark Walker R, Marygrace Cimino R, Mathew McIntyre R, Michael Lemelin R, Mike Lance R, Mike Soboleski R, Nate Wadsworth R, Paul Flynn R, Peter Wood R, Quentin Chapman R, Rachel Henderson R, Randall Greenwood R, Randy Hall R, Reagan Paul R, Rick Mason R, Roger Albert R, Rolf Olsen R, Russ White R, Sheila Lyman R, Shelley Rudnicki R, Steve Bishop R, Steve Wood R, Steven Foster R, Tammy Schmersal-Burgess R, Thomas Lavigne R, Tiffany Strout R, Timmy Guerrette R, Tracy Quint R, Wayne Parry R, Will Tuell R, Woody Woodsome R
Not voting (3): Holly Eaton D, Lynn Copeland D, Abigail Griffin R
Latest Senate vote
2025-06-17: pass, 20 yes, 13 no, 2 not voting · ACCEPT MAJORITY OUGHT TO PASS AS AMENDED REPORT
Democrat Republican other · took 2026 campaign money from organizations that lobbied on LD 93
Money and the vote: 1 no voter took $500 from the organizations that paid lobbyists on it (2026 contributions; matched by the organization's name, so money from its PAC or its people isn't counted).
Names
Yes (20): Anne Carney D, Cameron Reny D, Chip Curry D, Craig Hickman D, Denise Tepler D, Donna Bailey D, Henry Ingwersen D, Jill Duson D, Joe Baldacci D, Joe Rafferty D, Mark Lawrence D, Mattie Daughtry D, Mike Tipping D, Nicole Grohoski D, Pinny Beebe-Center D, Rachel Talbot Ross D, Teresa Pierce D, Tim Nangle D, Rick Bennett I, Bruce Bickford R
No (13): Brad Farrin R, David Haggan R, Dick Bradstreet R, Jeff Timberlake R, Jim Libby R, Joe Martin R, Marianne Moore R, Matt Harrington R ($500), Russell Black R, Scott Cyrway R, Stacey Guerin R, Sue Bernard R, Trey Stewart R
Not voting (2): Peggy Rotundo D, Stacy Brenner D
Lobbying on it, month by month
The pay lobbyists attributed to LD 93 each month; ▲ marks a month with a roll call on it.
Who lobbied on it
17 clients whose lobbyists named LD 93 in their monthly reports, with the pay they attributed to it (not their position). Linked: clients who also gave to two or more 2026 candidates.
| Client | Lobbyists | Months | Pay attributed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC | Joshua Harrell | 3 | $10,077.05 |
| AARP | Noel Bonam | 1 | $0 |
| Biotechnology Innovation Organization | Mark Gallagher | 5 | $0 |
| CIGNA | Charles C. Soltan | 6 | $0 |
| Community Health Options | Kimberly Cook | 2 | $0 |
| Elevance Health, Inc., and its affiliates including Anthem Health Plans of Maine | Kristine Ossenfort | 1 | $0 |
| GlaxoSmithKline | Sandra Ribeiro | 1 | $0 |
| Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine | Lisa Nolan | 1 | $0 |
| Johnson and Johnson | Mark Gallagher | 1 | $0 |
| Legal Services for the Elderly | John Brautigam | 2 | $0 |
| Maine Association of Health Plans | Dan Demeritt | 1 | $0 |
| Maine Chiropractic Association | Cheryl Timberlake | 1 | $0 |
| Maine Medical Association | Anne Sedlack | 2 | $0 |
| Maine Public Health Association | Rebecca Boulos | 1 | $0 |
| Merck & Co., Inc. | Ann Robinson | 4 | $0 |
| Point32Health | Sara Vanderwood | 1 | $0 |
| Retail Association of Maine | Curtis Picard | 2 | $0 |
Every roll call
| Date | Where | Result | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-06-16 | House roll call 526 ACC MAJ OTP AS AMENDED REP | pass | 78 | 69 |
| 2025-06-16 | Senate roll call 587 TABLE UNTIL LATER | pass | 23 | 12 |
| 2025-06-17 | House roll call 556 Enactment | pass | 78 | 70 |
| 2025-06-17 | Senate roll call 600 ADOPT SENATE AMENDMENT (S-426) to COMMITTEE AMENDMENT | fail | 14 | 19 |
| 2025-06-17 | Senate roll call 599 ACCEPT MAJORITY OUGHT TO PASS AS AMENDED REPORT | pass | 20 | 13 |