Jason Gallion

Jason C. Gallion, a Republican, has served as Maryland State Senator for District 35 since 2019, representing parts of Cecil and Harford counties. A lifelong resident and farmer from Havre de Grace, he focuses on agriculture policy, energy and environmental regulation, school funding, and infrastructure investment. His candidacy is notable for his deep community ties and extensive experience in both agriculture and public service.

Jason Charles Gallion

Born: 1977

Hometown: Havre de Grace, Maryland

Profession: Farmer

Education: {“institution”=>”Havre de Grace High School”, “degree”=>”High School Diploma”, “year”=>1995}, {“institution”=>”Harford Community College”, “degree”=>”Associate of Arts in Political Science”, “year”=>1997}

Prior offices: {“title”=>”Chief”, “organization”=>”Level Volunteer Fire Company”, “years”=>”2004–2009”}, {“title”=>”President”, “organization”=>”Level Volunteer Fire Company”, “years”=>”2011–2013”}, {“title”=>”Chair, Budget Committee”, “organization”=>”Level Volunteer Fire Company”, “years”=>”2011–2018”}, {“title”=>”Member”, “organization”=>”Harford County Republican Central Committee”, “years”=>”2018–present”}, {“title”=>”Senator”, “organization”=>”Maryland State Senate, District 35”, “years”=>”2019–present”}

Education: Sponsored legislation to include human and sex trafficking awareness in the Sexual Abuse and Assault Awareness and Prevention Program.

Environment: Sponsored legislation to exempt on-farm composting facilities from certain permit requirements.

Public Utilities: Sponsored legislation to require local approval for the siting of solar energy generating stations.

Agriculture: Sponsored legislation to revise the State Board of Professional Landscape Architects.

Public Safety: Sponsored legislation to alter penalties for crimes of arson.

Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022 (2022-04-08): Nay

Comprehensive Crime Bill of 2022 (2022-03-15): Yea

Education Funding Reform Act (2021-04-10): Nay

As of: 2026-06-18