527 actions: orders, press releases, proclamations, appointments.
Attorney General Aaron Frey Joins Multistate Coalition to Defend and Protect Access to Medication Abortion
Secretary Bellows testifies in opposition to legislation requiring voters to show specific ID to receive a ballot
Secretary Bellows Announces Final Wording on Two Referendum Questions
Citizen Initiative Regarding Voter Approval for Certain Public Borrowing Found Valid with 68,807 Signatures
Citizen Initiative Regarding Voter Approval for Certain Public Borrowing Found Valid with 68,807 Signatures
Business Settles with Office of the Attorney General After Threatening Consumers Posting Negative Reviews
Office of the Attorney General Secures Win in Appeal of Pro Rata Cable Law
Secretary Bellows Statement on Two Year Anniversary of Attack on U.S. Capitol
Public Comment Periods Now Open on Wording of Ballot Questions
Maine Historical Records Advisory Board Awarded Grant for Strategic Plan
Bipartisan Coalition of Attorneys General Secures Over $10 Billion in Opioid Funds from CVS and Walgreens
Attorney General Aaron Frey Joins Coalition to Protect Access to Gender-Affirming Care
Secretary Bellows Statement Upon Re-Election as Secretary of State
Secretary Bellows statement regarding REAL ID enforcement delay
Attorney General Aaron Frey Joins Brief in Support of LGBTQ+ Workers
Secretary Bellows Announces Ballot Recount for Somerset County Commissioner Race
Citizen Initiative Regarding Campaign Spending Restrictions Found Valid with 67,550 Signatures
Citizen Initiative Regarding Campaign Spending Restrictions Found Valid with 67,550 Signatures
Citizen Initiative for Consumer-Owned Utilities Found Valid with 69,735 Signatures
Citizen Initiative for Consumer-Owned Utilities Found Valid with 69,735 Signatures
Secretary Bellows Announces Official Tabulation of 2022 General Election
Secretary Bellows Warns of Misleading Corporation and Non-Profit Solicitations
BMV Branches Only Open to Appointments Today
40 Attorneys General Announce Historic Google Settlement Over Location Tracking Practices
Maine Joins Combined $16 Million Multistate Settlements Over 2012 and 2015 Experian Data Breaches
Secretary Bellows to visit polling places on Election Day
Absentee Ballot Requests Surpass 2018 Total
Student Mock Election Results Released
Attorney General Aaron Frey Joins Coalition of 22 Attorneys General Backing States' Ability to Enforce Their Constitutions to Ensure Free and Fair Elections
BMV to Unveil Appointments System
Student Mock Election to be Held This Week
BMV to Unveil Appointments System
General Election Day 2022 – Three weeks away
Attorney General Aaron Frey Supports U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' Rule Expanding Access of Abortion Care
Office of the Attorney General Successfully Defends Internet Privacy Law
Sec. Bellows, Gov. Mills, Maine Suffrage Centennial to Unveil Historic Women’s Suffrage Marker at State House
Attorney General Aaron Frey Urges U.S. Supreme Court to Reject Challenge to Key Law Protecting Rights of Native American Children, Families, and Tribes
Attorney General Aaron Frey Joins Multistate Opposition to Alabama Law Criminalizing Gender-Affirming Medical Care for Transgender Youth
Attorney General Aaron Frey and U.S. DOE Announce Loan Discharge for ITT Technical Institute Borrowers
Secretary reminds Mainers of ability to conduct some BMV business online
Secretary reminds Mainers of ability to conduct some BMV business online
New Maine laws in effect this week
New Maine laws in effect this week
Maine voters can request absentee ballots for November 8 election
Anna Love Named Chief of Investigations Division
New Law to Prevent Catalytic Converter Theft in Effect Next Month
Statement from Attorney General Frey on Supreme Court Decision in WV v. EPA
Attorney General Aaron Frey, National Coalition of Attorneys General Issue Joint Statement Reaffirming Commitment to Protecting Access to Abortion Care
Secretary Bellows announces results of ballot recount for 2022 Republican Primary for State House District 73
Statement of Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey on Supreme Court Decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization