Mila Kofman has resigned from her post as Maine insurance superintendent.
Kofman, a strong supporter of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA), was first appointed to head the Maine Bureau of Insurance in 2008. Former Gov. John Baldacci, a Democrat, reappointed her to a 5-year term a year ago.
Paul LePage, a Republican who supports repealing PPACA, became the state’s current governor in January.
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