Mark N. Fisher
Candidate for House of Delegates, District 27C
Background
- Campaign website
- markfisherformd.com
Member of the House of Delegates since 2011 (District 27B until 2015, District 27C since). Managing member of Telecom Capital Group LLC and founder of the Gray's Field Foundation.
Documented positions
Taxes & budget
Sponsored exempting tips from state income tax.In office
ReportDelegate Mark N. Fisher: Maryland General Assembly member pageGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Income Tax - Tips or Gratuities - Subtraction Modification (No Income Taxes on Tips Act)”
HB 201 (2026): Income Tax - Tips or Gratuities - Subtraction Modification (No Income Taxes on Tips Act)Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Providing a subtraction modification under the Maryland income tax for compensation received in the form of a tip or gratuity”
Sponsored a state income tax break on overtime pay.In office
ReportDelegate Mark N. Fisher: Maryland General Assembly member pageGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Income Tax - Subtraction Modification - Overtime Compensation”
HB 1035 (2026): Income Tax - Subtraction Modification - Overtime CompensationGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Allowing a subtraction modification under the Maryland income tax for certain overtime compensation”
Education
Sponsored alternative school options for students in failing schools.In office
ReportDelegate Mark N. Fisher: Maryland General Assembly member pageGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Education – Primary and Secondary Schools – Alternative School Options (Right to Learn Act)”
HB 1039 (2026): Education – Primary and Secondary Schools – Alternative School Options (Right to Learn Act)Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“requiring that a student who is attending a failing school be provided the opportunity to attend an alternative school”
Environment & parks
Sponsored a moratorium on building new data centers.In office
The moratorium would end if the General Assembly enacts legislation on co-locating data centers with gas or nuclear generation.
ReportDelegate Mark N. Fisher: Maryland General Assembly member pageGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Moratorium on Construction of New Data Centers - Co-Location and Generation Contingency”
HB 120 (2026): Moratorium on Construction of New Data Centers - Co-Location and Generation ContingencyGovernment record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
“Prohibiting a person from constructing a data center in the State”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Mark N. Fisher on them.
- HousingNo documented position found.
- Roads & infrastructureNo documented position found.
All sources (8)
- Certified ballots, 2026 Gubernatorial General Election (every county's ballot styles)
Election filing · Maryland State Board of Elections · elections.maryland.gov
- 2026 Gubernatorial General Election State Candidates List
Election filing · Maryland State Board of Elections · elections.maryland.gov
- Certified ballots, 2026 Gubernatorial General Election: Calvert County (every ballot style)
Election filing · Maryland State Board of Elections · elections.maryland.gov
- Delegate Mark N. Fisher: Maryland General Assembly member page
Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
- HB 120 (2026): Moratorium on Construction of New Data Centers - Co-Location and Generation Contingency
Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
- HB 201 (2026): Income Tax - Tips or Gratuities - Subtraction Modification (No Income Taxes on Tips Act)
Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
- HB 1035 (2026): Income Tax - Subtraction Modification - Overtime Compensation
Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
- HB 1039 (2026): Education – Primary and Secondary Schools – Alternative School Options (Right to Learn Act)
Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov
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