Lisha was raised in Berks County and graduated from Governor Mifflin high school. She has an applied associate's degree in medical technology from Reading Area Community College and a bachelor's degree in biology and ecology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She also attended Cornell University's School of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She is married to her husband, with whom she has 6 children. She is a Christian. Her family are active members of St. Stephen's Polish National Catholic Church.

Lisha worked as an environmental education specialist for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. She also worked for state and National Parks and local organizations and as a hematology laboratory technician. 

Lisha L Rowe is a member of the Cumru Township Board of Commissioners. She was elected in 2021 and is serving her first term. 

- Supports eliminating property tax.
- Supports farmers.

Economy

Supports school choice, which are programs and policies that allow families to use public school funds to access schools beyond their local option, including private schools.

- Supports school choice, which are programs and policies that allow families to use public school funds to access schools beyond their local option, including private schools.

Education

Supports "medical freedom," which may include opposition to vaccine mandates and support for access to alternative treatments.

- Opposes abortion access. 
- Supports "medical freedom". 

Healthcare

- Supports "election integrity."
- Wants to protect "Liberty and Freedom."

Voting & Elections

- Opposes gun control.
- Supports strict border measures. 
- Supports law enforcement and veterans.

Public Safety

As of September 30, 2024, Lisha L Rowe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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Lisha L Rowe

Lisha was raised in Berks County and graduated Governor Mifflin high school. She has an applied associates degree in medical technology and a bachelor's degree in biology/ecology from UNC-Charlotte. She lives with her husband and has 6 children. Her family is active members of St. Stephen's Polish National Catholic Church.

Lisha has 22 years of experience as an environmental education specialist for state and national Parks and local organizations. She also has experience as a laboratory technician in hematology.

Lisha L Rowe is a member of the Cumru Township Board of Commissioners.

- Opposes abortion.
- Supports "medical freedom," which may include opposition to vaccine mandates and support for access to alternative treatments.

Supports accessible voting rights and fair election processes.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

Supports the Pennsylvania Republican Party.

Believes in being a "Conservative Experienced Leader for a better Tomorrow," emphasizing strong public safety measures and community leadership.

- Opposes gun control.
- Wants to secure the border.

Believes in strong energy policies that prioritize American interests, reduce regulations, and support fossil fuel production.

As of October 3, 2024, Lisha L Rowe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in strong educational foundations for healthcare careers, emphasizing medical technology and biology.

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