Mark Blier

Mark John Blier is a Republican state representative from Maine who resides in Buxton. He works as a real estate agent and has been actively involved in his community through local government service. Blier serves as a Buxton Town Selectman and is a member of both the School Budget Advisory Committee and the Comprehensive Plan Committee.

Political Experience

Blier has represented House District 138 in the Maine House of Representatives since December 2018. He was first elected in November 2018 to represent the 22nd district and was subsequently redistricted to the 138th district in 2022. His district encompasses the towns of Buxton , Cornish, Hollis , and Limington in York County.

He is currently serving his third term in the state legislature. In the 2024 election cycle, he successfully defended his seat against Democratic challenger Michael McKinney and independent candidate Michael Barden III.

Committee Positions

Blier serves on the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee, which handles General Fund appropriations and general fiscal policy, federal funds allocations, special revenue and block grant allocations in biennial or supplemental budgets, the Budget Stabilization Fund, general obligation bond issues, collective bargaining funding, budgeting methodologies, financial orders, and financial evaluation of state government agencies.