Press Releases

  • July 15, 2010: Flood reform bill amended
    Congresswoman Chellie Pingree successfully amended a major flood reform bill that would require the Federal …More
  • March 21, 2010: A call for reform
    Congresswoman Pingree reads from letters from Maine people asking her to vote for reform   …More
  • December 17, 2009: Jobs bill passes
    Congresswoman Chellie Pingree leads procedural debate on legislation that will use TARP money to help …More
  • December 4, 2009: Go Red Claws!
    Congresswoman Chellie Pingree released this statement on tonight’s home opener for the Maine Red Claws …More
  • January 13, 2009: Letter to leadership on rural development
      The Honorable Nancy Pelosi                           Speaker                                                            U.S. House of Representatives                        H-232, U.S. Capitol                                         Washington, DC …More

Latest News

Take advantage of energy-efficiency tax credit before it's too late
A note from Chellie reminding Mainers that they can still get help making improvements to save energy and money in their homes. …
November 23, 2010
New federal loan program to help Mainers behind on their mortgage
Eligible homeowners who have lost income could receive an interest-free loan up to $50,000…
October 5, 2010
Vote ends unfair advantage for Chinese imports
Congresswoman Chellie Pingree supports legislation to benefit paper companies and protect mill jobs in Maine…
October 1, 2010
SNAP food benefits extended after planned cuts
Congresswoman Pingree intervenes to stop dramatic cut for families in Maine and 16 other states…
September 30, 2010
Message from Chellie: Getting Foreclosure Help
Too many Mainers are in danger of losing the homes they've worked so hard for. If you're facing foreclosure, there is hope. Learn more about the resources in Maine you can take advantage of. …
September 15, 2010
To veterans: thank you for your service in Iraq
"I am happy to see the end of combat in Iraq and am so thankful to see our service members finally come home. I have opposed this war from the beginning because of its terrible costs. The truly tragic costs are the thousands of brave men and women who gave their lives serving this country, the thousands more who will cope with physical and emotional injury for years to come, and the families who've lost their loved ones." …
September 7, 2010