Maine Constitution printed for first time in 150 years — now with previously omitted treaty language

By: Lauren McCauley

Outlets: Maine Morning Star

Published: September 17, 2026

Words: 255

Last Updated: 21 hours, 40 minutes ago

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The Maine Secretary of State’s Office on Thursday unveiled the first formal printing of the Maine Constitution in 150 years. This version includes key treaty commitments made to the Wabanaki Nations that were cut from earlier printed copies of the document and restored by voters in 2023.

“Restoring this language to the Maine Constitution is a visible and lasting reminder of the important role the Wabanaki people played in the formation of Maine,” said Secretary …

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