About
Rep. Lovejoy
Rep. Steve Lovejoy is serving his first term in the Maine House of Representatives.
He serves on the Education and Cultural Affairs Committee.
Born in Hollis, Maine, Rep. Lovejoy is a lifelong resident of
the Greater Portland area. He has had a career in banking and finance
as well as economic development. He is currently an Assistant Professor
of Business at the University of Maine in Augusta, where he teaches
courses in strategic management, finance, marketing, and financial
accounting. He has degrees from USM, New Hampshire College, and
Southern New Hampshire University. He recently served on the Downtown
Portland Corporation board of directors and has served in other
board positions with community groups in the past.
His major areas of focus are education and economic development,
as well as lending and consumer credit protection.
Rep. Lovejoy and his wife Nancy Hearne are the parents of six
grown children and have two granddaughters.
To view high resolution photos of Rep. Stephen Lovejoy click
here.
News
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Committees
Rep. Lovejoy serves on the Joint Standing Committee on Education
and Cultural Affairs.
For more information about the schedule of committee hearings or to sign
up for advance notice of public hearings click
here.
Issues
You can learn more about what the House Democrats are doing for
Maine by clicking
here. And I'd like to hear what you think -- please Contact
Me.
Legislation
Click on the buttons below to see all bills and joint resolutions
and orders I sponsored or cosponsored this session, as well as
legislative sentiments that honor and recognize people from our
district and throughout the state.
To do a general bill search, click
here.
Contact Me
Thank you for taking time to contact me. You may use the online
Contact Form to reach
me.
You can also contact me at my home:
46 Norwood Street
Portland, ME 04103
Home tel: (207) 773-5538
When the Legislature is in session, you can leave
a message for me by calling the State House Message
Phone: (800) 423-2900 or the State House TTY Line:
(207) 287-4469.
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