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→Notable people from Maine
*Thomas B. Reed was Speaker of the House for three terms. He campaigned for reforms in House rules and wrote Reed's Rules of Order, which are still used in the Maine Legislature.
*Thomas B. Reed was Speaker of the House for three terms. He campaigned for reforms in House rules and wrote Reed's Rules of Order, which are still used in the Maine Legislature.
*[[William P. Frye]], U.S. senator from Maine
*[[Clyde H. Smith]], U.S. representative from the 2nd congressional district and late husband of Margaret Chase Smith
*[[Clyde H. Smith]], U.S. representative from the 2nd congressional district and late husband of Margaret Chase Smith
*[[Frederick Hale]], strongly [[conservative]] Republican U.S. senator from the state
*[[Eugene Hale]], U.S. senator from Maine
*[[Frederick Hale]],son of Eugene Hale and strongly [[conservative]] Republican U.S. senator from the state
*[[Robert S. Hale]], cousin of Frederick Hale and self-described reactionary who was pro-civil rights<ref>[https://library.bowdoin.edu/arch/mss/rhg.shtml Guide to the Robert Hale Papers, 1876 - 1976, undated]. ''Bowdoin''. Retrieved September 21, 2021.</ref>
*[[Robert S. Hale]], cousin of Frederick Hale and self-described reactionary who was pro-civil rights<ref>[https://library.bowdoin.edu/arch/mss/rhg.shtml Guide to the Robert Hale Papers, 1876 - 1976, undated]. ''Bowdoin''. Retrieved September 21, 2021.</ref>