Holding: The Supreme Court granted emergency relief restoring a Maine legislator's right to vote after she was censured for a social media post opposing transgender participation in girls' sports, signaling skepticism about the state's justification for disenfranchising a sitting legislator over protected speech.
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Libby v. Fecteau is a Free Speech & Religion case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2025. The court held that the Supreme Court granted emergency relief restoring a Maine legislator's right to vote after she was censured for a social media post opposing transgender participation in girls' sports, signaling skepticism about the state's justification for disenfranchising a sitting legislator over protected speech.