Maine's 2nd congressional district

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Maine's second congressional district is the larger of Maine's two congressional districts, covering most of the state. At 27,326 square miles, it is currently the largest congressional district east of the Mississippi River (and 24th largest overall).

The district is currently represented by Democratic Congressman Mike Michaud.

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[edit] History

See District of Maine.

Maine used to be part of Massachusetts. Massachusetts had been allocated 20 districts after the 1810 census. When Maine became a state in 1820, 7 of those districts were credited to it.

Since then, all but the 1st and 2nd districts have become obsolete.

[edit] Makeup

District 2 consists of:

[edit] Representatives

Representative Party Years ↑ District home Note
Ezekiel Whitman Federalist March 4, 1821June 1, 1822 Redistricted from the Massachusetts 15th district
Mark Harris Democratic-Republican December 2, 1822March 3, 1823
Stephen Longfellow Federalist 18231825
John Anderson Jacksonian 18251831
Rufus McIntyre Jacksonian 18311833
Francis Smith Democratic 18331835
George Evans Whig 18351837
Timothy Jarvis Carter Democratic September 4, 1837March 14, 1838
Virgil D. Parris Democratic-States Rights May 29, 18381839
Nathan Clifford Democratic 18391841
David Bronson Whig 18411843
Robert P. Dunlap Democratic 18431847
Asa Clapp Democratic 18471849
Nathaniel Littlefield Democratic 18491851
John Appleton Democratic 18511853
Samuel Mayall Democratic 18531855
John Jasiel Perry Republican 18551857
Charles J. Gilman Republican 18571859
John Jasiel Perry Republican 18591861
Charles W. Walton Republican 1861May 26, 1862
Thomas Fessenden Republican December 1, 18621863
Sidney Perlham Republican 18631869
Samuel Plummer Morrill Republican 18691871
William P. Frye Republican 18711881
Nelson Dingley, Jr. Republican September 12, 1881December 13, 1899
Charles E. Littlefield Republican June 19, 1900September 30, 1908
John P. Swasey Republican November 3, 19081911
Daniel J. McGillicuddy Democratic 19111917
Wallace H. White, Jr. Republican 19171931
Donald B. Partridge Republican 19311933
Edward C. Moran, Jr. Democratic 19331937
Clyde H. Smith Republican 1937April 8, 1940
Margaret Chase Smith Republican June 3, 19401949
Charles P. Nelson Republican 19491957
Frank M. Coffin Democratic 19571961
Stanley R. Tupper Republican 19611963
Clifford G. McIntire Republican 19631965
William Hathaway Democratic 19651973
William Cohen Republican 19731979
Olympia Snowe Republican 19791995
John Baldacci Democratic 19952003
Mike Michaud Democratic 2003 – present
Representative Party Years District home Note

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