Rep. Mark Walker

State Representative, House District 84

Baldwin, Naples, Sebago, and part of Standish

Representative Mark Walker is serving his second term in the Maine House of Representatives representing District 84, which includes the towns of Baldwin, Naples, Sebago, and part of Standish. Rep. Walker currently serves on the 132nd Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Housing and Economic Development. In the 131st Legislature, Mark served on the Innovation, Development, Economic Advancement, and Business Committee.

Rep. Walker earned his B.S. in Industrial Materials and Processes in 1979.  He then went on to earn his MBA in 2006. Throughout his lengthy professional career, Mark has been a shop teacher, carpenter, and meat cutter.  His main profession, however, was sales and general management of small businesses for almost 40 years.

Rep Walker and his wife, Priscilla, have three children and ten grandchildren.  In his spare time, Mark  enjoys playing acoustic guitar and reading history, philosophy, social theory, and religion.

Member News

Legislative Republicans Urge Revocation of Gulf of Maine Offshore Wind Leases

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 9, 2025 AUGUSTA – Republican lawmakers from the Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee, along with several state Representatives and Senators, have called on U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to revoke all remaining Gulf of Maine offshore wind leases. In a letter…

Read More...

Legislators Urge President to Protect Maine’s Environment and Safeguard Coastal Communities

Legislators thank President Trump and call for further action to revoke existing offshore wind permits and leases that threaten the Gulf of Maine STATE HOUSE – Republican members of Maine’s House and Senate have written a letter to President Donald J. Trump thanking him for taking swift action to protect the Gulf of Maine and…

Read More...

A change of direction is needed in Maine

The cost of living has many families struggling to survive Hello Mainers.  We are at a crossroads in our state and our nation.  We need to confront head-on the truth about the cost of living for families and neighbors just trying to survive.  Today, I’d like to talk about harsh realities that we face – And about what your Maine Republicans will do…

Read More...

Maine Wire: Republicans Want Nuclear Power Back in Maine

By  Steve Robinson March 14, 2023 Two Republican lawmakers are looking to bring nuclear power back to Maine. Reps. Mark Walker (R-Naples) and Richard Campbell (R-Orrington) both have bills in that could potentially open the door to the generation of electricity using nuclear power in Maine for the first time since 1996. Campbell’s bill would provide subsidies…

Read More...
Rep. Walker

Contact Information

Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440

Home Office: (207) 272-2728

Email: Mark.Walker@legislature.maine.gov

Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330

Home Address:
P.O. Box 1264, Naples, ME 04055

Legislative Service

House: 131,132

Committee Assignment(s)

Rep. Mark Walker

State Representative, House District 84

Baldwin, Naples, Sebago, and part of Standish
Rep. Walker

Representative Mark Walker is serving his second term in the Maine House of Representatives representing District 84, which includes the towns of Baldwin, Naples, Sebago, and part of Standish. Rep. Walker currently serves on the 132nd Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Housing and Economic Development. In the 131st Legislature, Mark served on the Innovation, Development, Economic Advancement, and Business Committee.

Rep. Walker earned his B.S. in Industrial Materials and Processes in 1979.  He then went on to earn his MBA in 2006. Throughout his lengthy professional career, Mark has been a shop teacher, carpenter, and meat cutter.  His main profession, however, was sales and general management of small businesses for almost 40 years.

Rep Walker and his wife, Priscilla, have three children and ten grandchildren.  In his spare time, Mark  enjoys playing acoustic guitar and reading history, philosophy, social theory, and religion.

Contact Information

Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440

Home Office: (207) 272-2728

Email: Mark.Walker@legislature.maine.gov

Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330

Home Address:
P.O. Box 1264, Naples, ME 04055

Legislative Service

House: 131,132

Committee Assignment(s)

Member News

Legislative Republicans Urge Revocation of Gulf of Maine Offshore Wind Leases

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 9, 2025 AUGUSTA – Republican lawmakers from the Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee, along with several state Representatives and Senators, have called on U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to revoke all remaining Gulf of Maine offshore wind leases. In a letter…

Read More...

Legislators Urge President to Protect Maine’s Environment and Safeguard Coastal Communities

Legislators thank President Trump and call for further action to revoke existing offshore wind permits and leases that threaten the Gulf of Maine STATE HOUSE – Republican members of Maine’s House and Senate have written a letter to President Donald J. Trump thanking him for taking swift action to protect the Gulf of Maine and…

Read More...

A change of direction is needed in Maine

The cost of living has many families struggling to survive Hello Mainers.  We are at a crossroads in our state and our nation.  We need to confront head-on the truth about the cost of living for families and neighbors just trying to survive.  Today, I’d like to talk about harsh realities that we face – And about what your Maine Republicans will do…

Read More...

Maine Wire: Republicans Want Nuclear Power Back in Maine

By  Steve Robinson March 14, 2023 Two Republican lawmakers are looking to bring nuclear power back to Maine. Reps. Mark Walker (R-Naples) and Richard Campbell (R-Orrington) both have bills in that could potentially open the door to the generation of electricity using nuclear power in Maine for the first time since 1996. Campbell’s bill would provide subsidies…

Read More...
Scroll to Top