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Lisa earned her bachelor's degree in communications and journalism from Drexel University. 

Lisa previously worked in healthcare communications.

Lisa Borowski is a state representative in State Assembly District 168. She was first elected in 2022 and is in her 1st term. She previously served as vice president of the Radnor Township School District Board and Radnor Township commissioner. 

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Plans to support unions and workers through responsible contracting and local labor partnerships.

Plans to work towards securing state funding for essential infrastructure projects in the 168th district.

Plans to work towards securing state funding for essential infrastructure projects in the district.

As a township official, improved stormwater management, secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects, and ensured funding for township services like trail maintenance and snow plowing.

As a commissioner, improved stormwater management, secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects, and ensured funding for township services like trail maintenance and snow plowing.

Plans to pass "stricter safety regulations that can be effectively enforced."

Plans to pass stricter safety regulations to make pipelines safer.

- Support unions.
- Plans to work towards securing state funding for essential infrastructure projects in the district.
- As a commissioner, improved stormwater management, secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects, and ensured funding for township services like trail maintenance and snow plowing.
- Plans to pass stricter safety regulations to make pipelines safer.

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Healthcare

As a state representative, plans to prioritize public education, invest in public schools, and support teachers.

As vice president of the school board, worked on major renovations for schools. 

As Vice President of the Board, led efforts to create one of the area’s first full-day kindergarten programs.

Led efforts to create one of the area’s first full-day kindergarten programs.

- As vice president of the school board, worked on major renovations for schools. 
- Led efforts to create one of the area’s first full-day kindergarten programs.

Education

Supports the shift toward renewable energy sources.

Supports preserving open spaces, protecting natural resources, and adopting renewable energy. 

- Supports preserving open spaces, protecting natural resources, and adopting renewable energy. 

Energy & the Environment

Supports helping volunteer fire departments incentivize and retain volunteers.

Supports police funding for increased staffing, training, programming, and state-of-the-art public safety equipment.

Supports gun control measures like "universal background checks, closing loopholes in firearm legislation, and red flag laws."

- Supports helping volunteer fire departments incentivize and retain volunteers.
- Supports police funding for increased staffing, training, programming, and state-of-the-art public safety equipment.
- Supports gun control measures like "universal background checks, closing loopholes in firearm legislation, and red flag laws."

Public Safety

Supports expanding voting rights by implementing measures such as early voting, automatic voter registration, and making Election Day a national holiday.

Supports expanding voting rights by implementing early voting, automatic voter registration, and making Election Day a national holiday.

- Supports expanding voting rights by implementing early voting, automatic voter registration, and making Election Day a national holiday.

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Lisa Anne Borowski

Lisa graduated with her bachelor's degree in communications and journalism from Drexel University. 

Lisa Borowski currently serves as the State Representative for State Assembly District 168. She was first elected in 2022 and is in her 1st term. She previously served as Vice President of the Radnor Township School District Board and Radnor Township Commissioner. 

Supports investing in infrastructure improvements.

As Commissioner, got township roads paved when the state wouldn’t.

Believes it is crucial for residents to be well-informed of safety plans regarding the Mariner East pipeline and to have an opportunity to share their concerns.

As a commissioner improved stormwater management, secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects, and ensured funding for township services like trail maintenance and snow plowing.

- Support unions.
- Plans to work towards securing state funding for essential infrastructure projects in the district.
- As a commissioner improved stormwater management, secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects, and ensured funding for township services like trail maintenance and snow plowing.
- Plans to pass stricter safety regulations to make pipelines safer.

Believes in the importance of community and public service, saying, "Lisa — and Pennsylvania — need you."

Supports abortion access and believes healthcare decisions, including abortion, should be made between a patient and their doctor without political interference.

Believes in strong community ties through local involvement in education.

Believes the Board is "doing next to nothing" to support schools.

Believes in actively participating in local education decisions, as she did when her sons were students in Radnor’s public schools and the School Board was debating the budget.

Believes in "finding common sense solutions" to address complex challenges in education, and as a school board member, supported bringing a Democratic majority to the board.

As vice president of the school board, led efforts to create one of the area’s first full-day kindergarten programs.

- As vice president of the school board, worked on major renovations for schools. 
- As vice president of the school board, led efforts to create one of the area’s first full-day kindergarten programs.

Supports environmental conservation efforts.

As a township official, improved stormwater management and secured $13.7 million for infrastructure projects.

Supports "common sense" gun control measures.

Believes she has "always delivered for her constituents" in her 11 years of local elected office.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures to ensure community security.

Prioritizes community safety and supports first responders.

- Supports helping volunteer fire departments incentivize and retain volunteers.
- Supports police funding for increased staffing, training, programming, and state-of-the-art public safety equipment.
- Supports gun control.

Said, "Lisa doesn’t play politics – she’s only focused on showing up for her community."

Believes in supporting small businesses to enhance community resources and educational opportunities.

Believes in defying the status quo and making tough decisions to benefit her community.

Believes in overcoming partisan politics to lead effectively, as demonstrated by her election as President of a Republican majority Board during her first year.

Lisa is from Broomall, Pennsylvania. She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware and her master's degree from Villanova University.  She lives in Wayne, Pennsylvania.

Lisa Anne Borowski has worked as a Commissioner and previously served as Vice President of the Radnor Township School District Board. She has over three decades of experience in healthcare.

As of October 1, 2024, Lisa Anne Borowski’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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