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Friends,

I’d like to welcome you to my website. I am honored to serve the people of Maine’s First Congressional District, and I am committed to running an open and accessible office. I hope you find this website to be a helpful resource about what is happening in Maine and in Congress. I value your opinion and hope you will share it with me through this website. And of course, if there is ever anything I can do to help, I hope you won’t hesitate to contact me.

We are at a difficult point in our nation’s history and we face serious challenges in Maine and across the country. But we also have some great opportunities to change our country and get us back on track. I’m confident that together we will face those challenges and bring about the change we need.

All the best,

Chellie

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Congresswoman Chellie Pingree tells U.S. House that time has come to pass health care reform: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree spoke on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives today in favor of the historic health care reform legislation now being debated. Pingree told the story of her brother, who lost his health insurance while battling melanoma.; November 7, 2009
Statement on unemployment report: "The unemployment figures out today show why we have to keep working hard in Congress to help get our economy back on track."; November 6, 2009
Health care reform vote expected Saturday: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree says she plans to vote for the bill when it reaches the House floor.; November 5, 2009
Congress passes extension of unemployment benefits, homebuyers tax credit: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree says legislation is 'essential to getting our economy back on track'; November 5, 2009
House votes to hasten credit card reform to protect consumers: By moving up the start date of the Credit CARD Act, a bill passed earlier this year implementing tough regulations on credit card companies, Congress can limit the worst practices of the industry before the full law takes effect.; November 5, 2009

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