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How is the media covering Janet Mills?Janet Mills often is covered by Left Media sources.
Left: 76%
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Janet Mills?Janet Mills often is covered by Left Media sources.
Left: 76%
17%
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Janet Mills · Oxford CountyAt the second and final day of a hearing on Wednesday in Augusta into whether Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright should be removed from his elected office, questioning deepened on what county officials have described as his unlawful trade of firearms from the evidence room in 2021. The decision on Wainwright’s fate now rests with Gov. Janet Mills, who is the only person who can pull a sheriff from office. Former judge Donald Alexander…See the Story
Fate of Oxford County sheriff rests with Janet Mills following hearing
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Janet Mills · MaineMaine Governor Janet Mills has signed into law a bill to allow those with convictions for possessing or cultivating marijuana to have the charges sealed (completely hidden) from their criminal record. (Photo credit: Shutterstock.com). Governor Mills has signed House Bill 2236 into law, following a 90 to 57 vote in the House of Representatives and ...See the Story
Maine Governor Signs Bill Allowing Marijuana Possession and Cultivation Charges to Be Sealed
Janet Mills · AugustaAUGUSTA, Maine — Gov. Janet Mills signed into law Monday an addition to the two-year state budget headlined by mental health and violence prevention initiatives after the Lewiston mass shooting, relief for areas of Maine hit by severe winter storms, and housing investments.The supplemental budget adds on $127.4 million to the spending plan the Democratic governor signed last year to take it to $10.47 billion. It will take effect 90 days later du…See the Story
Janet Mills signs $10.47B budget with added mental health initiatives and storm relief
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Janet Mills · MaineFollowing a mass shooting in Maine in October 2023 where 18 people were killed, Governor Janet Mills is pushing legislation to expand the state’s red flag law to make it easier for law enforcement to confiscate guns. Maine already has a yellow flag law allowing police to secure a judge’s order to take firearms from those deemed a threat. The shooter’s family had alerted police months earlier due to concerns about his mental state and access to…See the Story
Maine Gov. Mills Pushes to Make it Easier to Have Firearms Confiscated
Janet Mills · MaineMaine’s Democratic governor Janet Mills announced on Monday that her state will become the latest to join an effort to elect the president through popular vote instead of the electoral college.See the Story
Maine Becomes 17th State to Join Effort to Elect President by Popular Vote - The Florida Capital Star
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Janet MillsGov. Joe Brennan will be laid to rest on Friday, April 19. Mills has ordered all US flags and Maine state flags to be at half mast tomorrow in honor of his service.See the Story
Gov. Janet Mills says goodbye to 'great public servant and friend' Governor Joe Brennan
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Janet Mills · AugustaAUGUSTA, Maine — What started as a $50 million plan to rebuild infrastructure damaged in winter storms has grown to cover everything from school support staff pay to Maine Veterans’ Home funding while causing an 11th hour spat between Gov. Janet Mills and a top Democrat.The Mills administration went so far Tuesday as to call the amendment that Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, put forward to the Democratic governor’s storm relief bill a…See the Story
Janet Mills and top Democrat spar over 11th hour budget additions
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Janet Mills · MaineLast week, Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a small bill, one that received no formal opposition in committee and would have helped some of our most vulnerable Mainers stay out of jail, get jobs, and rebuild their lives. LD 2246 would have ended our three strikes law against petty theft. As Michael Kebede of the ACLU of Maine put it, under current law, “Stealing three loaves of bread on three separate occasions… could mean five years in prison and a $5,0…See the Story
Janet Mills wields her veto pen against the most vulnerable. Again.
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
