10 Facts About Cynthia Dill

Cynthia Dill was born on January 6,1965 and is an American lawyer and politician from Maine.

Cynthia Dill received her bachelor's degree from the University of Vermont and her JD from Northeastern University School of Law.

Cynthia Dill is an adjunct instructor at Southern Maine Community College, a civil rights lawyer, and the director of the Common Cause Digital Democracy Project.

Cynthia Dill voted to support gay marriage and said she would "happily and without reservation" support it if the issue would come up again.

Cynthia Dill was first elected to the Maine House of Representatives in 2006 to represent Maine's 121st House District, based in Cape Elizabeth.

Cynthia Dill served on the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary and the House Ethics Committees.

In November 2011, Cynthia Dill formed a group, "The Friends of the Maine Woods", to support Roxanne Quimby's bid to donate land to create a national park in the Millinocket region of Maine.

Cynthia Dill served on the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary.

In January 2012, Cynthia Dill announced that she would seek the Democratic Party's nomination for the US Senate then held by incumbent Republican US Senator Olympia Snowe.

Cynthia Dill won a four-way Democratic Senate primary on June 12,2012.