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Jim Dill D

State Representative, District 26

On the November ballot: State House District 26 (Old Town)

June 9 primary for State House District 26 (Democratic): won, 1,194 votes (100%)

Residential property in Old Town

Old Town certified a ratio of 100% for 2024; a later assessment may follow a revaluation, so no market estimate is made.

From the Old Town assessor's database, found by searching for Jim Dill's name in the town where they live, as owner or co-owner of a home. The address isn't published. A home held in a trust, a company or someone else's name isn't found.

In the Legislature

House District 26 · 131st Legislature (2023–24), 132nd Legislature (2025–26) · 1,235 recorded votes, 1% not voting

Bills they sponsored: 23 (9 became law) — LD 1054, LD 1623, LD 1782, LD 2023, LD 2070, LD 2118, LD 402, LD 728, LD 933, LD 1006, LD 1055, LD 1063, HP 1466, LD 1855 …

Named in lobbyists' reports

Events and spending on officials that lobbyists reported to the Ethics Commission since 2024 and whose list of officials names Jim Dill: 6 from 5 clients. The cost is the whole event's or item's, shared by everyone it names, not what was spent on them.

Client (lobbyist)What, whenCost (all named)
Appalachian Mountain Club
Elizabeth Townsend
Event: informational reception · January 2025 · names 26 members$1,726
Event: Informational reception · January 2024 · names 24 members$1,501.24
Maine Forest Products Council
Krysta West
Event: Lunch & Learn Panel Discussion · February 2026 · names 27 members$499
DraftKings Inc.
Michael Saxl
Event: Lunch and Learn Re: LD 1164 · June 2025 · names 98 members$1,676.92
Maine Center for Economic Policy
Maura Pillsbury
Event: Luncheon presentation · May 2025 · names 26 members$262.50
AARP
Noel Bonam
Event: Legislative Lunch & Learn on Older Adult Issues and Vital Voices Survey · May 2025 · names 51 members$1,480.31

Matched by name and title (“Rep. Bell”, “Senator Brad Farrin”); a name that fits two members isn't counted. Check the reports on the lobbying system.

Campaign money: Representative · Clean Election

$21,450raised to date (the Commission's list, October 17, 2026); $1,989 spent
$950itemized in 2026, 13 contributions
$20,500Clean Election funding paid this year
$0from the candidate (incl. loans)
$19,461cash on hand on September 15, 2026 (42 Day Pre General Mcea Report)
Where their contributions come from

IndividualsBusinessesTrade, professional and issue groupsLabor unionsTribal nationsPolitical partiesOther candidates and officeholders

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How it was spent: $1,989

Social media and online ads$1,000
Mail house$675
Postage$203
Palm cards, signs, stickers$72
Website$39

Largest payees: Frame Media Strategies LLC $1,000 Social media and online ads · The Snowman Group $747 Palm cards, signs, stickers · USPS $203 Postage · Brian Colleran $39 Website

Payments in 2026, by the Ethics Commission's expenditure codes.

Top contributorsTypeTotal
Lorimer J Trafton III
retired · Farmingdale
Person$100
Elizabeth Jamison
retired · Holden
Person$100
Gregory Jamison
retired · Holden
Person$100
James D Mullen
retired · Holden
Person$100
James A Thibodeau
retired · Fort Kent
Person$100
Llewellyn Willette
retired · Dover-Foxcroft
Person$100
Jeremy Sanderson
science technology · Winklevoss Technologies LLC · Mamaroneck
Person$75
Thomas Abbott
retired · West Gardiner
Person$50
Robert Volock
retired · Auburn
Person$50
Scott Smith
retired · Presque Isle
Person$50
Dean F Ridley
retired · Caribou
Person$50
Arthur J Shiro
retired · Andover
Person$50
Kenneth L Allen
retired · West Dennis
Person$25

Dill, James F. on the Ethics Commission's campaign finance search. Itemized transactions: 2026 from the Commission's files as posted October 17, 2026, and 2025 from the campaign's own reports.

Their donors also gave to

Their largest donors who also funded other 2026 candidates.

DonorTo themCandidates fundedBy party
Gregory Jamison
retired · Holden
$1002