List of Speakers
Name | Years | Residence | Party | Notes |
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1820-1823 | Benjamin Ames | Bath | Democratic-Republican | |
1824-1825 | Benjamin Greene | South Berwick | National Republican | |
1825-1828 | John Ruggles | Thomaston | Democratic-Republican | |
1829-1830 | George Evans | Gardiner | National Republican | |
1830-1831 | Daniel Goodenow | York | National Republican | |
1831-1832 | John Ruggles | Thomaston | Democratic-Republican | Resigned |
1832-1833 | Benjamin White | Monmouth | Democratic | |
1833-1834 | Nathan Clifford | Newfield | Democratic | |
1835 | Thomas Davee | Blanchard | Democratic | Resigned February 26, 1835 |
1835-1836 | Jonathan Cilley | Thomaston | Democratic | |
1837-1838 | Hannibal Hamlin | Hampden | Democratic | |
1838-1839 | Elisha Hunt Allen | Bangor | Whig | |
1839-1840 | Elisha Hunt Allen | Hampden | Democratic | |
1841-1842 | Josiah S. Little | Portland | Whig | |
1842-1843 | Charles Andrews | Turner | Democratic | |
1843-1844 | David Dunn | Poland | Democratic | |
1845-1846 | Moses Macdonald | Limerick | Democratic | |
1846-1847 | Ebenezer Knowlton | Montville | Democratic | |
1847-1848 | Hugh Dean McLellan | Gorham | Democratic | |
1849-1850 | Samuel Belcher | Farmington | Democratic | |
1851-1852 | George P. Sewall | Old Town | Democratic | |
1853-1854 | John C. Talbot, Jr. | Lubec | Democratic | |
1854-1855 | Noah Smith, Jr. | Calais | Whig | |
1855-1856 | Sidney Perham | Woodstock | Republican | |
1856-1857 | Josiah S. Little | Portland | Democratic | |
1857-1858 | Charles A. Spofford | Deer Isle | Democratic | |
1858-1859 | Josiah H. Drummond | Waterville | Republican | |
1859-1860 | William T. Johnson | Augusta | Republican | |
1860-1861 | Frederick A. Pike | Calais | Republican | |
1861-1862 | James G. Blaine | Augusta | Republican | |
1863-1864 | Nelson Dingley, Jr. | Auburn | Republican | |
1865-1866 | W. A. P. Dillingham | Waterville | Republican | |
1866-1867 | James M. Stone | Kennebunk | Republican | |
1867-1868 | Lewis Barker | Stetson | Republican | |
1868-1869 | Theodore C. Woodman | Bucksport | Republican | |
1869-1870 | Josiah H. Drummond | Waterville | Republican | |
1870-1871 | Reuben Foster | Waterville | Republican | |
1871-1872 | Edwin B. Smith | Saco | Republican | |
1872-1873 | Frederick Robie | Gorham | Republican | |
1873-1874 | Edmund F. Webb | Waterville | Republican | |
1874-1875 | William W. Thomas, Jr. | Portland | Republican | |
1876-1877 | Frederick Robie | Gorham | Republican | |
1877-1878 | Edward B. Nealley | Bangor | Republican | |
1878-1879 | Henry Lord | Bangor | Republican | |
1879-1880 | Melvin P. Frank | Portland | Democratic | |
1880-1881 | George E. Weeks | Augusta | Republican | |
1881-1882 | Liberty A. Hutchinson | Lewiston | Republican | |
1883-1884 | J. Manchester Haynes | Augusta | Republican | |
1885-1886 | Charles Sumner Hamlin | Bangor | Republican | |
1887-1888 | Charles E. Littlefield | Rockland | Republican | |
1889-1890 | Frederick N. Dow | Portland | Republican | |
1891-1892 | Andrew P. Wiswell | Ellsworth | Republican | |
1893-1894 | Albert R. Savage | Auburn | Republican | |
1895-1896 | Llewellyn Powers | Houlton | Republican | |
1897-1898 | Seth L. Larrabee | Portland | Republican | |
1899-1900 | Isaiah K. Stetson | Bangor | Republican | |
1901-1902 | Joseph Homan Manley | Augusta | Republican | |
1903-1904 | Oscar F. Fellows | Bucksport | Republican | |
1905-1906 | Morrill N. Drew | Portland | Republican | |
1907-1908 | Donald A. H. Powers | Houlton | Republican | |
1909-1910 | George G. Weeks | Fairfield | Republican | |
1911-1912 | Frank A. Morey | Lewiston | Democratic | |
1913-1914 | John A. Peters | Ellsworth | Republican | |
1915-1916 | Herbert W. Trafton | Fort Fairfield | Democratic | |
1917-1918 | William L. Bonney | Bowdoinham | Republican | |
1919-1920 | Frank G. Farrington | Augusta | Republican | |
1921-1922 | Charles P. Barnes | Houlton | Republican | |
1923-1924 | Frank H. Holley | Anson | Republican | |
1925-1926 | William Tudor Gardiner | Gardiner | Republican | |
1927-1928 | Burleigh Martin | Augusta | Republican | |
1929-1930 | Robert Hale | Portland | Republican | |
1931-1932 | E. D. Merrill | Dover-Foxcroft | Republican | |
1933-1934 | Franz U. Burkett | Portland | Republican | |
1935-1936 | Nathaniel Tompkins | Houlton | Republican | |
1937-1938 | George E. Hill | South Portland | Republican | |
1939-1940 | D. W. Philbrick | Cape Elizabeth | Republican | |
1941-1942 | George D. Varney | Berwick | Republican | |
1943-1944 | F. Ardine Richardson | Strong | Republican | |
1945-1946 | George B. Barnes | Houlton | Republican | |
1947-1948 | John F. Ward | Millinocket | Republican | |
1949-1950 | Nathaniel M. Haskell | Portland | Republican | |
1951-1952 | William S. Silsby | Aurora | Republican | |
1953-1954 | Roswell P. Bates | Orono | Republican | |
1955-1956 | Willis A. Trafton, Jr. | Auburn | Republican | |
1957-1960 | Joseph T. Edgar | Bar Harbor | Republican | |
1961-1962 | Vinal G. Good | Sebago | Republican | |
1963-1964 | David J. Kennedy | Milbridge | Republican | |
1965-1966 | Dana Childs | Portland | Democratic | |
1967-72 | David J. Kennedy | Milbridge | Republican | |
1973-1974 | Richard Hewes | Cape Elizabeth | Republican | |
1975-1994 | John L. Martin | Eagle Lake | Democratic | Resigned as Speaker 2-4-1994 |
1994-1996 | Dan Gwadosky | Fairfield | Democratic | Elected Speaker 1-25-1994 |
1997-1998 | Elizabeth H. Mitchell | Vassalboro | Democratic | |
1999-2000 | G. Steven Rowe | Portland | Democratic | |
2001-2002 | Michael V. Saxl | Portland | Democratic | |
2003-2004 | Patrick Colwell | Gardiner | Democratic | |
2005-2006 | John G. Richardson | Brunswick | Democratic | |
2007-2008 | Glenn Cummings | Portland | Democratic | |
2009-2010 | Hannah M. Pingree | North Haven | Democratic | |
2011-2012 | Robert Nutting | Oakland | Republican | |
2013-present | Mark Eves | North Berwick | Democratic |
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