Lisa is a healthcare professional and emergency response leader.

Lisa Maria currently works as a healthcare professional and emergency response leader.

Lisa previously ran for Georgia State Representative in 2024.

Lisa’s campaign for Georgia House of Representatives District 112 is her first run for public office.

Plans to strengthen workforce development, support small businesses, and expand economic opportunity.

- Plans to strengthen workforce development, support small businesses, and expand economic opportunity.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Lisa Maria’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding access to healthcare and reducing barriers related to cost, distance, and availability.

- Supports expanding access to healthcare and reducing barriers related to cost, distance, and availability.

Healthcare

Believes protecting voting access and strengthening civic engagement are essential for a healthy, representative district.

Supports protecting access to voting and increasing civic participation.

- Supports protecting access to voting and increasing civic participation.

Voting & Elections

Supports investing in personnel, training, and equipment to ensure first responders can respond quickly and effectively.

- Supports investing in personnel, training, and equipment to ensure first responders can respond quickly and effectively.

Public Safety

Education

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