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2018 Maine House of Representatives election

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November 6, 2018

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All 151 seats in theMaine House of Representatives
76 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party

Leader	Sara Gideon	Kenneth Fredette (term limited)
Party	Democratic	Republican
Leader's seat	48th	100th
Last election	77	72
Seats before	73	70
Seats won	89	57
Seat change	16	13
Popular vote	324,088	264,282
Percentage	52.68%	42.96%
Swing	1.57%	3.75%

	Third party	Fourth party

Leader	none	Jon Olsen & Niomi Larrivee (co-chairs)
Party	Independent	Green Independent
Leader's seat	none	none
Last election	2	0
Seats before	6	1
Seats won	5	0
Seat change	1	1
Popular vote	24,233	2,365
Percentage	3.94%	0.38%
Swing	1.76%	0.38%

Results:
     Republican hold     Republican gain
     Democratic hold     Democratic gain
     Independent hold     Independent gain

Speaker before election

Sara Gideon
Democratic

ElectedSpeaker

Sara Gideon
Democratic

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The2018 Maine House of Representatives elections took place as part of thebiennial United States elections.Maine voters electedstate representatives in all 151 of the state house's districts, as well as non-voting members from thePassamaquoddy Tribe and theHoulton Band of Maliseet Indians. State representatives serve two-year terms in theMaine State House.

A primary election on June 12, 2018, determined which candidates appeared on the November 6general election ballot. Primary election results can be obtained from theMaine Secretary of State's website.^[1]

Following the 2016 state house elections,Democrats maintained effective control of the House with 77 members and two coalitionGreen representatives.Republicans held 72 seats following the 2016 elections. Following several vacancies and replacements between 2016 and 2018, on election day 2018, theDemocrats had increased their majority to 74 Democrats, one Green, and six Independent representatives, while the Republicans had decreased from 72 to 70 seats.^[2]

TheMaine Secretary of State provides both a detaileddescription of each house seat as well as maps for each district, including thisstatewide House map showing all 151 House districts.^[3]

The Democrats gained sixteen seats in the election, and the Republicans lost thirteen. The soleGreen member —Ralph Chapman — was replaced by a Democrat, and the number of independents was reduced from six to five, with only two independent incumbents — Kent Ackley and Norman Higgins — being re-elected.

State House district	Incumbent		Elected representative
1st^[4]	Deane Rykerson	Dem	Deane Rykerson	Dem
2nd^[5]	Mark W. Lawrence	Dem	Michele Meyer	Dem
3rd^[6]	Lydia Blume	Dem	Lydia Blume	Dem
4th^[7]	Patricia Hymanson	Dem	Patricia Hymanson	Dem
5th^[8]	Beth O'Connor	Rep	Beth O'Connor	Rep
6th^[9]	Jennifer Parker	Dem	Tiffany Roberts-Lovell	Dem
7th^[10]	Robert A. Foley	Rep	Daniel Hobbs	Dem
8th^[11]	Christopher Babbidge	Dem	Christopher Babbidge	Dem
9th^[12]	H. Stedman Seavey	Rep	Diane Denk	Dem
10th^[13]	Wayne Parry	Rep	Henry Ingwersen	Dem
11th^[14]	Ryan Fecteau	Dem	Ryan Fecteau	Dem
12th^[15]	Martin J. Grohman	Ind	Victoria Foley	Dem
13th^[16]	George W. Hogan	Dem	Lori Gramlich	Dem
14th^[17]	Donna Bailey	Dem	Donna Bailey	Dem
15th^[18]	Margaret M. O'Neil	Dem	Margaret M. O'Neil	Dem
16th^[19]	Donald G. Marean	Rep	Donald G. Marean	Rep
17th^[20]	Dwayne W. Prescott	Rep	Dwayne W. Prescott	Rep
18th^[21]	Anne-Marie Mastraccio	Dem	Anne-Marie Mastraccio	Dem
19th^[22]	Matthew Harrington	Rep	Matthew Harrington	Rep
20th^[23]	Karen Gerrish	Rep	Theodore Kryzak	Rep
21st^[24]	Heidi H. Sampson	Rep	Heidi H. Sampson	Rep
22nd^[25]	Jonathan L. Kinney	Rep	Mark Blier	Rep
23rd^[26]	Lester Ordway	Rep	Lester Ordway	Rep
24th^[27]	Mark Bryant	Dem	Mark Bryant	Dem
25th^[28]	Patrick Corey	Rep	Patrick Corey	Rep
26th^[29]	Maureen Fitzgerald Terry	Dem	Maureen Fitzgerald Terry	Dem
27th^[30]	Andrew McLean	Dem	Andrew McLean	Dem
28th^[31]	Heather Sirocki	Rep	Christopher Caiazzo	Dem
29th^[32]	Karen Vachon	Rep	Shawn Babine	Dem
30th^[33]	Kimberly J. Monaghan	Dem	Anne Carney	Dem
31st^[34]	Lois Galgay Reckitt	Dem	Lois Galgay Reckitt	Dem
32nd^[35]	Scott Hamann	Dem	Christopher Kessler	Dem
33rd^[36]	Kevin Battle	Ind	Victoria Morales	Dem
34th^[37]	Andrew Gattine	Dem	Andrew Gattine	Dem
35th^[38]	Dillon Bates	Dem	Ann Peoples	Dem
36th^[39]	Denise Harlow	Ind	Michael Brennan	Dem
37th^[40]	Richard Farnsworth	Dem	Richard Farnsworth	Dem
38th^[41]	Matthew Moonen	Dem	Matthew Moonen	Dem
39th^[42]	Michael A. Sylvester	Dem	Michael A. Sylvester	Dem
40th^[43]	Rachel Talbot Ross	Dem	Rachel Talbot Ross	Dem
41st^[44]	Erik Jorgensen	Dem	Erik Jorgensen	Dem
42nd^[45]	Benjamin Collings	Dem	Benjamin Collings	Dem
43rd^[46]	Heather B. Sanborn	Dem	W. Edward Crockett	Dem
44th^[47]	Teresa Pierce	Dem	Teresa Pierce	Dem
45th^[48]	Dale J. Denno	Dem	Dale J. Denno	Dem
46th^[49]	Paul Chace	Rep	Braden Sharpe	Dem
47th^[50]	Janice Cooper	Dem	Janice Cooper	Dem
48th^[51]	Sara Gideon	Dem	Sara Gideon	Dem
49th^[52]	Mattie Daughtry	Dem	Mattie Daughtry	Dem
50th^[53]	Ralph Tucker	Dem	Ralph Tucker	Dem
51st^[54]	Joyce McCreight	Dem	Joyce McCreight	Dem
52nd^[55]	Jennifer DeChant	Dem	Jennifer DeChant	Dem
53rd^[56]	Jeffrey Pierce	Rep	Allison Hepler	Dem
54th^[57]	Denise Tepler	Dem	Denise Tepler	Dem
55th^[58]	Seth Berry	Dem	Seth Berry	Dem
56th^[59]	Rick Mason	Rep	Rick Mason	Rep
57th^[60]	Stephen Wood	Rep	Thomas Martin	Rep
58th^[61]	James R. Handy	Dem	James R. Handy	Dem
59th^[62]	Roger Fuller	Dem	Margaret Craven	Dem
60th^[63]	Jared Golden	Dem	Kristen Cloutier	Dem
61st^[64]	Heidi Brooks	Dem	Heidi Brooks	Dem
62nd^[65]	Gina Melaragno	Dem	Gina Melaragno	Dem
63rd^[66]	Bruce Bickford	Rep	Bruce Bickford	Rep
64th^[67]	Bettyann Sheats	Dem	Bettyann Sheats	Dem
65th^[68]	Eleanor Espling	Rep	Amy Arata	Rep
66th^[69]	Jessica Fay	Dem	Jessica Fay	Dem
67th^[70]	Susan Austin	Rep	Susan Austin	Rep
68th^[71]	Richard Cebra	Rep	Richard Cebra	Rep
69th^[72]	Phyllis Ginzler	Rep	Walter Riseman	Ind
70th^[73]	Nathan Wadsworth	Rep	Nathan Wadsworth	Rep
71st^[74]	Tom Winsor	Rep	H. Sawin Millett	Rep
72nd^[75]	Kathleen Dillingham	Rep	Kathleen Dillingham	Rep
73rd^[76]	Lloyd Herrick	Rep	John Andrews	Rep
74th^[77]	Christina Riley	Dem	Christina Riley	Dem
75th^[78]	Jeff Timberlake	Rep	Joshua Morris	Rep
76th^[79]	Gary Hilliard	Rep	Dennis Keschl	Rep
77th^[80]	Michael D. Perkins	Rep	Michael D. Perkins	Rep
78th^[81]	Catherine Nadeau	Dem	Catherine Nadeau	Dem
79th^[82]	Timothy Theriault	Rep	Timothy Theriault	Rep
80th^[83]	Richard T. Bradstreet	Rep	Richard T. Bradstreet	Rep
81st^[84]	Craig Hickman	Dem	Craig Hickman	Dem
82nd^[85]	Kent Ackley	Ind	Kent Ackley	Ind
83rd^[86]	Gay Grant	Dem	Thomas Harnett	Dem
84th^[87]	Charlotte Warren	Dem	Charlotte Warren	Dem
85th^[88]	Donna Doore	Dem	Donna Doore	Dem
86th^[89]	Matthew Pouliot	Rep	Justin Fecteau	Rep
87th^[90]	Jeffery Hanley	Rep	Jeffery Hanley	Rep
88th^[91]	Deborah Sanderson	Rep	Chloe Maxmin	Dem
89th^[92]	Stephanie Hawke	Rep	Holly Stover	Dem
90th^[93]	Michael Devin	Dem	Michael Devin	Dem
91st^[94]	Abden Simmons	Rep	Jeffrey Evangelos	Ind
92nd^[95]	John Alden Spear	Dem	Ann Matlack	Dem
93rd^[96]	Anne Beebe-Center	Dem	Anne Beebe-Center	Dem
94th^[97]	Owen Casas	Ind	Victoria Doudera	Dem
95th^[98]	Paula G. Sutton	Rep	William Pluecker	Ind
96th^[99]	Stanley Zeigler	Dem	Stanley Zeigler	Dem
97th^[100]	Erin Herbig	Dem	Janice Dodge	Dem
98th^[101]	James S. Gillway	Rep	Scott Cuddy	Dem
99th^[102]	MaryAnne Kinney	Rep	MaryAnne Kinney	Rep
100th^[103]	Kenneth Fredette	Rep	Danny Costain	Rep
101st^[104]	David G. Haggan	Rep	David G. Haggan	Rep
102nd^[105]	Stacey Guerin	Rep	Abigail Griffin	Rep
103rd^[106]	Roger E. Reed	Rep	Roger E. Reed	Rep
104th^[107]	Raymond Wallace	Rep	Steven Foster	Rep
105th^[108]	Joel Stetkis	Rep	Joel Stetkis	Rep
106th^[109]	Scott Walter Strom	Rep	Scott Walter Strom	Rep
107th^[110]	Betty Austin	Dem	Betty Austin	Dem
108th^[111]	John Picchiotti	Rep	Shelley Rudnicki	Rep
109th^[112]	Thomas Longstaff	Dem	Bruce White	Dem
110th^[113]	Colleen Madigan	Dem	Colleen Madigan	Dem
111th^[114]	Brad Farrin	Rep	Philip Curtis	Rep
112th^[115]	Thomas Skolfield	Rep	Thomas Skolfield	Rep
113th^[116]	Lance Evans Harvell	Rep	H. Scott Landry	Dem
114th^[117]	Russell Black	Rep	Randall Hall	Rep
115th^[118]	John E. Madigan, Jr.	Dem	Josanne Dolloff	Rep
116th^[119]	Richard Pickett	Rep	Richard Pickett	Rep
117th^[120]	Frances Head	Rep	Frances Head	Rep
118th^[121]	Chad Wayne Grignon	Rep	Chad Wayne Grignon	Rep
119th^[122]	Paul Stearns	Rep	Paul Stearns	Rep
120th^[123]	Norman Higgins	Ind	Norman Higgins	Ind
121st^[124]	Robert Duchesne	Dem	Gary Drinkwater	Rep
122nd^[125]	Michelle Dunphy	Dem	Michelle Dunphy	Dem
123rd^[126]	Ryan Tipping	Dem	Ryan Tipping	Dem
124th^[127]	Aaron Frey	Dem	Aaron Frey	Dem
125th^[128]	Victoria Kornfield	Dem	Victoria Kornfield	Dem
126th^[129]	John Schneck	Dem	John Schneck	Dem
127th^[130]	Barbara A. Cardone	Dem	Barbara A. Cardone	Dem
128th^[131]	Garrel Robert Craig	Rep	Arthur Verow	Dem
129th^[132]	Peter Lyford	Rep	Peter Lyford	Rep
130th^[133]	Richard Campbell	Rep	Richard Campbell	Rep
131st^[134]	Karleton Ward	Rep	Sherman Hutchins	Rep
132nd^[135]	Louis Luchini	Dem	Nicole Grohoski	Dem
133rd^[136]	Ralph Chapman	Green	Sarah Pebworth	Dem
134th^[137]	Walter Kumiega	Dem	Genevieve McDonald	Dem
135th^[138]	Brian Hubbell	Dem	Brian Hubbell	Dem
136th^[139]	Richard Malaby	Rep	William Faulkingham	Rep
137th^[140]	Lawrence Lockman	Rep	Lawrence Lockman	Rep
138th^[141]	Robert Alley	Dem	Robert Alley	Dem
139th^[142]	William Tuell	Rep	William Tuell	Rep
140th^[143]	Anne C. Perry	Dem	Anne C. Perry	Dem
141st^[144]	Beth P. Turner	Rep	Kathy Javner	Rep
142nd^[145]	Sheldon Hanington	Rep	Sheldon Hanington	Rep
143rd^[146]	Stephen Stanley	Dem	Stephen Stanley	Dem
144th^[147]	Roger Sherman	Rep	Gregory Swallow	Rep
145th^[148]	Chris Johansen	Rep	Chris Johansen	Rep
146th^[149]	Dustin White	Rep	Dustin White	Rep
147th^[150]	Harold L. Stewart III	Rep	Harold L. Stewart III	Rep
148th^[151]	David Harold McCrea	Dem	David Harold McCrea	Dem
149th^[152]	Carol McElwee	Rep	John DeVeau	Rep
150th^[153]	Roland Martin	Dem	Roland Martin	Dem
151st^[154]	John L. Martin	Dem	John L. Martin	Dem
Non-Voting Members
Passamaquoddy Tribe	Matthew Dana II	Dem	Rena Newell	Dem
Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians	Henry John Bear	Green	N/A^[a]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Deane Rykerson (incumbent)	2,914	70.13%
	Green	Andrew Howard	1,241	29.87%
Total votes			4,155	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Michele Meyer	3,045	62.16%
	Republican	Dan Ammons	1,854	37.86%
Total votes			4,899	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Lydia Blume (incumbent)	3,272	60.22%
	Republican	Allyson Cavaretta	2,161	39.78%
Total votes			5,433	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Patricia Hymanson (incumbent)	2,902	58.51%
	Republican	Bradley Moulton	2,058	41.49%
Total votes			4,960	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Beth O'Connor (incumbent)	1,941	51.36%
	Democratic	Charles Galemmo	1,356	35.88%
	Independent	Noah Cobb	482	12.75%
Total votes			3,772	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Tiffany Roberts-Lovell	2,400	58.10%
	Republican	Manley Gove	1,731	41.90%
Total votes			4,131	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Daniel Hobbs	2,820	52.65%
	Republican	John Howarth	2,536	47.45%
Total votes			5,356	100.0
	Democraticgain fromRepublican

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Christopher Babbidge (incumbent)	3,501	65.07%
	Republican	Bradley Ducharme	1,879	34.93%
Total votes			5,351	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Diane Denk	2,857	59.02%
	Republican	Roger Seavey	1,984	40.98%
Total votes			4,841	100.0
	Democraticgain fromRepublican

Maine House of Representatives district 13 general election, 2018
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Lori Gramlich	2,775	59.50%
	Republican	Sharri MacDonald	1,889	40.50%
Total votes			4,664	100.0
	Democratichold

Maine House of Representatives district 20 general election, 2018
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Theodore Kryzak	2,215	57.41%
	Democratic	Daniel Lauzon	1,643	42.59%
Total votes			3,858	100.0
	Republicanhold

Maine House of Representatives district 21 general election, 2018
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Heidi Sampson (incumbent)	2,296	52.60%
	Democratic	Kelcy McNamara	1,700	38.95%
	Green	Justin Reinhardt	369	8.45%
Total votes			4,365	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Henry Ingwersen	2,374	51.74%
	Republican	James Booth	2,214	48.26%
Total votes			4,588	100.0
	Democraticgain fromRepublican

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Ryan Fecteau (incumbent)	2,395	62.03%
	Republican	Emily Rousseau	1,466	37.97%
Total votes			3,861	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Victoria Foley	2,389	100.0
Total votes			2,389	100.0
	Democraticgain fromIndependent

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Donna Bailey (incumbent)	2,609	57.10%
	Republican	Stephen DuPuis	1,282	28.06%
	Independent	Frederick Samp	678	14.84%
Total votes			4,569	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Margaret O'Neil (incumbent)	2,747	62.87%
	Republican	Joseph Lynch	1,622	37.13%
Total votes			4,369	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Donald Marean (incumbent)	2,710	56.17%
	Democratic	David Durrell	2,115	43.83%
Total votes			4,825	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Dwayne W. Prescott (incumbent)	3,022	100.0
Total votes			3,022	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Anne-Marie Mastraccio (incumbent)	1,583	58.28%
	Republican	Pamela Buck	1,133	41.72%
Total votes			2,716	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Matthew Harrington (incumbent)	1,879	55.99%
	Democratic	Jeremy Mele	1,477	44.01%
Total votes			3,356	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Mark Blier	2,259	53.42%
	Democratic	Richard Fitzgerald	1,970	46.58%
Total votes			4,229	100.0
	Republicanhold

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Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Lester Ordway (incumbent)	2,298	54.52%
	Democratic	Timothy Goodwin	1,917	45.48%
Total votes			4,215	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Mark Bryant (incumbent)	2,337	54.39%
	Republican	Thomas Tyler	1,960	45.61%
Total votes			4,297	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Patrick Corey (incumbent)	2,222	56.15%
	Democratic	Jennie Butler	1,735	43.85%
Total votes			3,957	100.0
	Republicanhold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Maureen Terry (incumbent)	3,306	100.0
Total votes			3,306	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Andrew McLean (incumbent)	3,056	59.59%
	Republican	Roger Densmore	2,072	40.41%
Total votes			5,128	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Christopher Caiazzo	2,792	53.11%
	Republican	Linwood Higgins	2,476	46.89%
Total votes			5,268	100.0
	Democraticgain fromRepublican

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Shawn Babine	3,001	53.56%
	Republican	Karen Vachon (incumbent)	2,602	46.44%
Total votes			5,603	100.0
	Democraticgain fromRepublican

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Anne Carney	4,028	75.15%
	Republican	Charles Rich	1,332	24.85%
Total votes			5,360	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Lois Galgay Reckitt (incumbent)	4,017	79.07%
	Republican	Kenneth Decatur	1,063	20.93%
Total votes			5,080	100.0
	Democratichold

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Christopher Kessler	3,192	72.55%
	Republican	Tammy Walter	1,308	27.45%
Total votes			4,400	100.0
	Democratichold