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The official website of Janet Trafton Mills, the 75th Governor of Maine.
www.maine.govHere’s the latest I could reliably gather about Maine Governor Janet Mills as of May 2026.
Latest leadership news
- Governor Mills vetoed LD 307, which would have established the Maine Data Center Coordination Council and imposed a temporary data center limit. She said she supports a temporary moratorium on data center projects but would have signed LD 307 if it included an exemption for a project currently underway at the former Androscoggin Mill in Jay [maine.gov/governor/mills/newsroom; publish_date 2026-05-18]. This is the most recent formal action documented in her newsroom on this topic.[1]
Other recent items of note
- In 2025, Mills was active on a range of issues including the state budget, education funding, and disaster recovery. Notable items included signing into law an $11.3 billion budget, issuing a proclamation to reconvene the Legislature, and announcing recovery grants for Maine businesses affected by severe storms [maine.gov/governor/mills/newsroom; 2025-03-31; 2025-05-04].[3]
- There was media coverage in 2025 about Mills’ potential Senate candidacy; reports suggested she might run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. Susan Collins, though developments in late 2025 and 2026 varied in coverage [Yahoo/Maine AP link; 2025-10-10; ]. Some outlets later noted Mills’ decision to suspend or adjust campaign plans in 2026 depending on race dynamics.[7]
Current roles and site presence
- Mills remains the Governor of Maine, with her official site and newsroom continuing to publish statements, proclamations, and budget-related news as part of her administration’s public communications [maine.gov/governor/mills/home; ].
What this means for you
- If you’re tracking Mills for current policy directions or for potential federal race developments, the strongest single source for the latest official actions is her Maine.gov newsroom and the governor’s homepage. The key recent action is the veto of LD 307 and the administration’s continued emphasis on energy, data policy, and disaster recovery issues.[5][1][3]
Would you like me to pull more specifics on any of the topics above (e.g., details of the LD 307 veto letter, the 2025 budget provisions, or recent disaster recovery grants) or monitor for any new statements from her office? I can set up a brief summary as events unfold.
Citations:
- Maine Governor’s Newsroom – LD 307 veto and related remarks.[1]
- Maine Governor’s Newsroom – 2025 budget and legislative actions.[3]
- Maine Governor’s Newsroom – recovery grants and related statements.[3]
- Maine.gov – official homepage for Governor Mills.[5]
- Media coverage on Mills’ Senate bid considerations.[4]