Russell J. Black is a Republican member of the Maine House of Representatives, representing District 114. He was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

Black is unable to run for re-election in 2018 to the Maine House of Representatives because of term limits.

Black's professional experience includes working as a farmer and logger.

• Attended, Central Maine Community College
• Attended, Wentworth Institute for Technology

• Attended, Central Maine Community College
• Attended, Wentworth Institute for Technology
• Farmer/Owner, Black Acres Farm

• Attended, Central Maine Community College
• Attended, Wentworth Institute for Technology
• Farmer/Owner, Black Acres Farm
• Senator, Maine State Senate, District 17, 2018-present
• Candidate, Maine State Senate, District 17, 2018, 2020
• Representative, Maine State House of Representatives, District 114, 2010-2018
• Select Person, Town of Wilton, 2004-2013

• Attended, Central Maine Community College
• Attended, Wentworth Institute for Technology
• Farmer/Owner, Black Acres Farm
• Senator, Maine State Senate, District 17, 2018-present
• Candidate, Maine State Senate, District 17, 2018, 2020
• Representative, Maine State House of Representatives, District 114, 2010-2018
• Select Person, Town of Wilton, 2004-2013
• Board Member, East Wilton Union Church
• Member/Director, Farmington Farmers Union
• Former Vice President/Director, Franklin County Farm Bureau
• Coach, Little League Football
• Member, Maine Tree Farm Association
• Former Director/President, Mount Blue High School All Sports Boosters
• Member, Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine
• Member, Summer Reading Program, Wilton Free Public Library
• Former Farm Service Committee Member, United States Department of Agriculture
• Member, Wilton Fish and Game Association
• Member/Director/Former President, Wilton Lions Club
• Former Member, Wilton Planning Board