Beverly Daggett

From The Almanac of Maine Politics

{{Infobox politician |name=Beverly Daggett |image=BevDaggett.PNG |office 1=[[Presidents of the Maine Senate|President of the Maine Senate]] |office 1 dates=December 2002 - December 2004 |predecessor 1=[[Rick Bennett]] |successor 1=[[Beth Edmonds]] |office 2= |office 2 dates= |predecessor 2= |successor 2= |office 3= |office 3 dates= |predecessor 3= |successor 3= |office 4= |office 4 dates= |predecessor 4= |successor 4= |office 5= |office 5 dates= |predecessor 5= |successor 5= |office 6= |office 6 dates= |predecessor 6= |successor 6= |office 7= |office 7 dates= |predecessor 7= |successor 7= |office 8= |office 8 dates= |predecessor 8= |successor 8= |born= |party= |spouse= |children= |education= |occupation= |religion= |signature image= }} ==Maine Senate== A resident of Augusta, Senator Daggett was first elected to the Maine Senate in 1996, following five terms in the Maine House of Representatives, representing the city of Augusta. Senator Daggett was the Senate Democratic Leader during the 120th Maine Legislature. She worked closely with members of both parties in adopting and implementing the historic power sharing agreement that resulted from the Senate's first-ever partisan tie. ===President of the Maine Senate=== Beverly C. Daggett was elected as the 111thSenate President and the first female President in Maine's History on December 4, 2002. ==Post-Government Work== Senator Daggett is active in her community serving on a number of boards and is currently serving as a Kennebec County Commissioner. She is a member of the Manchester Grange and the Green Street United Methodist Church, where she assists as substitute organist. Beverly and her husband Tom are the parents of three children. [[Category:Maine Senate Presidents]] [[Category:Maine State Senators]] [[Category:Democrats]]

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