Rep. Kelly Noonan Murphy is serving her second term in the Maine House of Representatives. She is the House chair of the Education and Cultural Affairs Committee. 

Murphy is a Scarborough native and is honored to represent her community in the Maine House. She works as a school-based behavioral healthcare professional and is a 1:1 educational technician in a special education preschool program.

Rep. Karen Montell is serving her second term in the Maine House of Representatives. She is a member of the Transportation Committee.

Montell has spent a significant amount of time volunteering and working in her community. She served on the Gardiner Recycling Advisory Board, volunteered in local schools and served as co-president of the Gardiner Elementary PTA. She has served as a childcare provider, substitute teacher and as a committee clerk in the Maine Legislature for several years before being elected to the State House.

Rep. Jim Dill is serving his fourth non-consecutive term in the Maine House of Representatives, having previously served from 2010 to 2014 and rejoining the House in 2022 after serving four terms in the Maine Senate.

A Maine native, Dill lives in Old Town and works for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension as the pest management specialist and cooperating professor in the School of Biological Sciences and the director of the Diagnostic and Research Lab.

Rep. Holly T. Sargent is serving her second term in the Maine House of Representatives. 

Rep. Holly Eaton is serving her second term in the Maine House of Representatives, where she is a member of the Marine Resources Committee and the Transportation Committee. Born and raised in House District 15, she has deep roots in her community and a commitment to representing the voices of her coastal constituents. 

Rep. Grayson Lookner is serving his third term in the Maine House of Representatives. 

In addition to his work as a community organizer for economic and environmental justice issues, Lookner has worked as an EMT, a wilderness guide and a behavioral health professional. He grew up working in his family's restaurant and attended Prescott College in Arizona before returning to Maine.

Rep. Drew Gattine is serving his sixth non-consecutive term in the Maine House of Representatives. 

Gattine is a health care consultant with over 30 years of experience implementing and operating programs designed to deliver more fair, effective and efficient health care. He is a national expert on the topic of health care fraud, waste and abuse, and has presented at numerous national conventions and meetings. He is also a former state assistant attorney general. 

Rep. Deqa Dhalac is serving her second term in the Maine House representing part of South Portland. She is a member of the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee.

In 2021, more than 30 years after first coming to the U.S. to flee civil war in Somalia, she became the first Somali-American mayor in the country. She is the co-founder of Cross-Cultural Community Services and formerly worked as the assistant executive director at Gateway Community Services in Portland. 

Rep. David Sinclair is serving his second term in the Maine House of Representatives. He sits on the Judiciary Committee and has previously served on the State and Local Government Committee. 

Sinclair runs a Bath-based law practice where he focuses on services for the underprivileged. He has served two terms on the Bath City Council and volunteered on multiple local boards and committees, including the Bath Area Food Bank, Two Bridges Regional Jail Authority and the Governing Council of the New Lawyers Section of the Maine State Bar Association.

Rep. Dan Shagoury worked as a legislative aide in the State House for 19 years before recently retiring and running for office. He is currently serving his second term in the House. 

An active community member, he served for 15 years on the board of the Hubbard Free Library, nine years on the SAD 16 School Board as a representative for Hallowell and eight years on the board of directors for the nonprofit Consumers for Affordable Health Care.