Maine has recently approved a "red flag" law, becoming the 22nd state in the United States to implement this form of gun regulation. This legislative move is part of a broader trend where states are increasingly considering ballot measures focused on gun safety. Alongside these efforts, voters are also engaging with ballot initiatives related to taxes, parental rights, and voting rules. The approval of Maine's red flag law highlights the ongoing national conversation about how to address gun violence through state-level policies. As more states explore similar measures, the landscape of gun regulation continues to evolve. This development reflects a growing willingness among voters to support interventions aimed at enhancing public safety. Maine's decision aligns with a pattern of states taking proactive steps on gun control through direct democratic processes.