Helene Meister
Tax manager · Rockville
The gist
- Supports requiring data centers to pay their fair share.
- Supports expanding nuclear and gas-powered generation.
- Supports stronger Public Service Commission oversight of utilities.
- Proposes lowering sales and income taxes.
- Proposes capping small-business licensing costs at $100.
- Supports a centralized system tracking nonprofit grants.
- Supports phasing in universal pre-K, starting income-based.
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Supports requiring data centers to pay their fair share.
Issues We Face - Helene MeisterCampaign website · Helene Meister for a Better Maryland · voteforhelene.com
“Require data centers to pay their fair share”
Supports expanding nuclear and gas-powered generation.
Issues We Face - Helene MeisterCampaign website · Helene Meister for a Better Maryland · voteforhelene.com
“Expand existing nuclear capacity, and support reliable gas-powered generation”
Supports stronger Public Service Commission oversight of utilities.
Issues We Face - Helene MeisterCampaign website · Helene Meister for a Better Maryland · voteforhelene.com
“Strengthen oversight on utility companies through the Maryland Public Service Commission”
Proposes lowering sales and income taxes.
Issues We Face - Helene MeisterCampaign website · Helene Meister for a Better Maryland · voteforhelene.com
“I want to lower the cost of life for residents by lowering sales tax, lowering income tax and expanding the gas tax holiday”
Proposes capping small-business licensing costs at $100.
Issues We Face - Helene MeisterCampaign website · Helene Meister for a Better Maryland · voteforhelene.com
“Streamline licencing and permitting allowing the creation of small business at a maximun cost of $100”
Supports a centralized system tracking nonprofit grants.
Maryland Senate District 17: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“the creation of a centralized system to track grants to nonprofits, monitor how funds are used”
Supports phasing in universal pre-K, starting income-based.
Maryland Senate District 17: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“the expansion of programs such as universal pre-kindergarten should be phased in gradually, potentially starting with income-based eligibility.”