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16 Facts About Chloe Maxmin

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Chloe Sophia Maxmin was born on 1992 and is an American Democratic politician and environmental activist who served as the Maine State Senator for District 13.

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Chloe Maxmin is the co-owner of Begin Again Farm in Warren, Maine with Bill Pluecker.

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Chloe Maxmin was born in 1992 and grew up on a venison farm in Nobleboro, Maine.

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Chloe Maxmin's late father, Jim Maxmin, was a CEO of Volvo, and her mother, Shoshana Zuboff, is an academic and author.

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In part for her work with the Climate Action Club, Chloe Maxmin was featured on the "Communities" episode during Season 3 of Big Ideas for a Small Planet in 2009 and was one of ten national winners of the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes in 2010.

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Chloe Maxmin graduated from Lincoln Academy in 2010 and attended Harvard University beginning in the fall of 2011.

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At Harvard, Chloe Maxmin led the Community Action Committee and co-founded the Divest Harvard campaign focused on ending the University's endowment relationship with fossil fuel companies.

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Chloe Maxmin was named a Green Hero by Rolling Stone, and received an annual Brower Youth Award, both in 2013.

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Chloe Maxmin graduated from Harvard University in 2015 with a degree in social studies and a minor in environmental science and public policy and returned to Maine.

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In February 2018, Chloe Maxmin announced her candidacy for District 88 representative to the Maine House of Representatives.

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Chloe Maxmin served as a member of the Joint Standing Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry in the 129th Maine Legislature.

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Chloe Maxmin is a graduate of the Emerge Maine candidate training program.

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On January 13,2020, Chloe Maxmin announced her candidacy for Maine State Senate District 13.

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Chloe Maxmin was unopposed in the Democratic primary and received all 5,335 votes cast.

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In January 2021, Chloe Maxmin was one of over 70 lawmakers to sign a letter asking the Maine Public Utilities Commission to reinstate a moratorium on power disconnections during the COVID-19 pandemic in Maine.

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On January 12,2022 Chloe Maxmin announced she decided not to seek re-election and would leave office on December 7,2022.