Some constituents in House District 90 said they want Libby to run for higher office while others want her to resign.

Oral arguments on Thursday morning centered on the concept of legislative immunity and how much Fecteau and the Maine House ...

Learn more. I find it very interesting that Rep. Laurel Libby cries for her constituents’ voice being denied in the Maine State House because of her very callous and monetarily driven actions ...

Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby said Monday she will appeal to the Supreme Court for emergency intervention after lawmakers censured her over a social media post about a transgender athlete.

But her attorney argued at a hearing over Zoom on Friday in front of U.S. District Judge Melissa Dubose that they have a more urgent concern: the impact of Libby's censure on her constituents who ...

Libby argues that her First Amendment right to free speech is being violated and her constituents are being disenfranchised. Two of the court's three liberal justices − Sonia Sotomayor and ...

Yesterday the law firm of Consovoy McCarthy filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court on behalf of Maine Representative Laurel Libby and six constituents from her district. The ...

But her attorney argued at a hearing over Zoom on Friday in front of U.S. District Judge Melissa Dubose that they have a more urgent concern: the impact of Libby’s censure on her constituents ...

Meanwhile, Libby says her censure harms the voters who elected her to represent them. “It’s a silencing of my constituents, and it says your vote doesn’t matter, your voice doesn’t matter ...

Libby refuses to apologize, which means that her constituents effectively do not have representation in the state House, at least with respect to bills that receive a vote on the floor.