Mark Cooper is running as the Republican incumbent for Maine House District 107 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The race is uncontested, meaning Cooper is the only candidate listed for the district.
Cooper does not have a candidate biography on file. There also are no documented policy positions or campaign finance totals on file for his 2026 campaign.
Candidate and race
Cooper’s candidate record identifies him as a Republican and the incumbent in State House District 107. An incumbent is the person who currently holds the office and is seeking election to it again.
No other candidate is listed in the 2026 general election contest for District 107. That makes this an uncontested race rather than a race between nominees from two or more parties.
The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Cooper is seeking a seat in the Maine House of Representatives representing District 107.
Background and experience
A biography for Cooper is not on file. The candidate record therefore lists no personal history, education, occupation or prior professional experience beyond his status as the district’s incumbent state representative.
His incumbent designation is the central biographical fact in the race. It distinguishes Cooper from a first-time candidate by showing that he already holds the House seat. The record does not list how long he has served or identify other elected positions he may have held.
For voters assessing the candidate, that leaves Cooper’s party affiliation and current office as the main recorded details about his background in this election.
Policy positions
Cooper has no documented policy positions on file for the 2026 campaign. There is no recorded candidate stance on state spending, taxes, education, health care, housing, energy, transportation or other issues that may come before the Maine Legislature.
That means voters cannot use a filed campaign platform to compare Cooper’s positions across specific policy areas. Because the race is uncontested, there also is no opposing candidate with a documented platform in District 107 for the general election.
The absence of documented positions does not itself establish how Cooper would vote on legislation. It means only that no candidate positions are listed for this race.
Campaign finance and election details
Campaign funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are not on file for Cooper’s 2026 campaign. No dollar amounts are listed in any of those three categories.
Funds raised refers to money received by a campaign. Funds spent covers campaign expenditures, while cash on hand is the amount a campaign retains after reported activity. With no totals on file, there is no recorded financial picture for Cooper’s campaign in those categories.
The next fixed point in the process is the Nov. 3 general election. Cooper will appear in the District 107 contest as the Republican incumbent and the only listed candidate in the race.
