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Maine's governor urges rejection of a red flag law referendum, calling the current yellow flag law effective and safe.
Maine Governor Janet Mills is urging voters to reject Question 2, a proposed red flag law referendum, arguing that the state’s current yellow flag law—enacted in 2019 after bipartisan effort—is effective, constitutionally sound, and has led to over 1,100 firearm removals.
She warns that shifting to a system allowing private citizens to initiate proceedings would create confusion, endanger those involved, weaken due process, and risk the law’s legal validity.
Mills emphasizes that law enforcement-led investigations, protective custody, and court oversight ensure safety and accountability, and that the existing law has been used frequently and successfully, including after the 2023 Lewiston tragedy.
She maintains the law was tailored to Maine’s needs and should not be replaced with a less effective, potentially dangerous alternative.
El gobernador de Maine insta al rechazo de un referéndum de la ley de bandera roja, llamando a la actual ley de bandera amarilla efectiva y segura.