Representative Denise Harlow
Contact Information | Committees | Sponsored Bills | Bill Cosponsorship Partners | District 36 in Context | Campaign Finance Profile | In The News
- Party: Democratic
- House District: 36
- Mailing Address: 36 Broadway, Portland ME 4103
- Phone: (207) 409-0870
- E-mail: Denise.Harlow@legislature.maine.gov
- Rep. Harlow’s campaign finance report
Committees of which Rep. Harlow is a member:
Sponsored Bills:
- LD 612: An Act To Require a Large Employer To Provide a Paper Paystub upon Request from an Employee
- LD 712: An Act To Increase Organic Waste Recycling in the State
- LD 785: An Act To Provide for Legislative Review of Federally Mandated Major Substantive Rules under the Maine Administrative Procedure Act
- LD 787: An Act To Provide Tax Credits for Adult Day Care and Respite and Hospice Care
- LD 788: An Act To Improve the Health of Maine Citizens and Safety of Pedestrians
- LD 883: An Act To Create the Cellular Telephone Labeling Act
- LD 887: An Act To Prohibit Hunting Bear Using Dogs and Trapping Bear
Bill Cosponsorship Partners
Every legislator works more often with some colleagues than with others. The following are the ten fellow legislators with whom Rep. Harlow has cosponsored legislation most often in the 127th Legislature:
- Rep. Richard Campbell: 28 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Sen. Thomas Saviello: 22 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Robert Duchesne: 14 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Benjamin Chipman: 12 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Deane Rykerson: 11 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Heather Sirocki: 11 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Stanley Short: 11 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Beth O’Connor: 10 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Richard Malaby: 10 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
- Rep. Dustin White: 10 bills cosponsored with Rep. Harlow.
District 36 in Context
Understanding the political actions of Representative Harlow in full context requires some information about the district she represents. The charts and graphs you see below draw from the 2009-2013 cycle of the American Community Survey, an ongoing project of the U.S. Census Bureau. Graphs describe details about both the kinds of community to be found in a legislative district and the experiences of people who live there.
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Travel Time to Work in House District 36:
Percent of District 36 Residents who are Veterans of the U.S. Military:
Educational Attainment of the Residents of House District 36:
Dependency Ratio in District 36:
Dependency ratio is a demographic term that refers to the number of people who are not of typical working age (0-14 or 65+ years old) for every 100 people who are of typical working age.
Sex Ratio: Number of Males per 100 Females in House District 36:
Campaign Finance Data for Rep. Harlow in the 2014 Election Cycle
(as categorized by the Maine Ethics Commission):
Source of Campaign Contributions for Rep. Harlow: Inside or Outside her District?
Includes all contributions for which addresses are provided. Does not include Maine Clean Elections Act funds.)
Source of Campaign Contributions for Rep. Harlow: Inside or Outside the State of Maine?
(Includes all contributions for which addresses are provided. Does not include Maine Clean Elections Act Funds)
Source of Campaign Contributions for Rep. Harlow: What Kind of Contributor?
Incorporated Groups (Businesses, Non-Profit Organizations, Political Action Committees, Party Committees, and other unregistered political groups) directly contributing to Rep. Harlow in the 2013-2014 election cycle:
- EMPOWERING MAINE LEADERSHIP PAC
- MAINE CONSERVATION VOTERS
- Maine State Employees Association
- MAINE STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION – PASER
In The News…
Recent news stories featuring Representative Harlow:
- Kennebec Journal: Maine House OKs bill giving residents of unorganized territories more say in wind projects
- Portland Press Herald: Portland legislative races take shape, minus city councilor who missed deadline
- Kennebec Journal: Proposed mining rules puts Maine’s natural resources in jeopardy
- Portland Press Herald: List of bills awaiting action by Gov. Paul LePage
- Portland Press Herald: Legislation says Maine’s home care workers deserve better pay
This information was last updated on 2016-06-14.
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