A graduate of Vanguard University and former president of a nonprofit organization, Stephanie has three sons and lives in McElhattan with her husband, Jason.

About Stephanie

BOROWICZ, Stephanie Paige, a Representative from Centre, Clinton and Union Counties; born, March 23, 1977 in Orlando, Orange County, Fl.; graduated, Altamonte Christian School, 1995; B.A., magna cum laude, liberal studies, Vanguard University, 1999; elementary school teacher; president, Make a Stand USA (2008-2012); elected as a Republican to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2018; reelected to the House in 2020, 2022 and 2024.

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Stephanie Borowicz earned a bachelor's degree in liberal studies from Vanguard University. She lives in McElhattan with her husband, Jason, and their three sons.

Stephanie Borowicz worked as an elementary school teacher and served as president of Make a Stand USA.

Stephanie was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2018 and reelected in 2020, 2022 and 2024.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Rep. Borowicz a ‘No’ on Irresponsible PA State Budget
July 13, 2026

HARRISBURG – Following her vote in opposition to the Pennsylvania state budget, Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R-Clinton/Union) issued the following statement: “This state budget continues irresponsible levels of spending and the use of accounting gimmicks – such as not paying our bills during the current fiscal year – and one-time sources of funding to make things appear to be balanced. This budget pushes our structural deficit to $4.8 billion. That means when it comes time to do a budget next year, we’ll be faced with having to spend down the state’s Rainy Day Fund or raise taxes because we’re running out of tricks to pay for the state’s uncontrolled spending. This is unsustainable and does a disservice to Pennsylvania taxpayers.”

Rep. Borowicz a ‘No’ on Irresponsible PA State Budget

As a mother, former fourth-grade teacher, and pastor’s wife, Stephanie understands the importance of eliminating wasteful spending, increasing funding for local schools and fighting to reduce taxes for families, seniors, farmers and job creators.

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“This investment in Snavely’s Mill is a win for Clinton County and for Pennsylvania’s agricultural economy,” said Borowicz. “By improving rail infrastructure and expanding capacity for wheat shipments, we’re helping one of North America’s oldest and largest family-owned flour mills remain competitive in a growing market. These upgrades will not only strengthen Snavely’s operations but also support local farmers and food producers, ensuring our region continues to thrive.”

$3.2 Million Grant Awarded to Snavely’s Mill, Say Borowicz, Dush

Voted against the state budget, citing concerns about spending, one-time funding, and a projected $4.8 billion structural deficit.

Advocates for reducing taxes for families, seniors, farmers, and job creators while eliminating wasteful spending.

Supports rail infrastructure upgrades to expand wheat shipment capacity and support local farmers and food producers.

- Voted against the state budget, citing concerns about spending, one-time funding, and a projected $4.8 billion structural deficit.
- Advocates for reducing taxes for families, seniors, farmers, and job creators while eliminating wasteful spending.
- Supports rail infrastructure upgrades to expand wheat shipment capacity and support local farmers and food producers.

Economy

As of October 16, 2026, Stephanie Borowicz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

As prime co-sponsors of the Protect Women’s Sports Act (House Bill 158) in the House, we are committed to standing alongside our Senate colleagues to pass legislation that upholds the biological distinctions in sports and protects the integrity of women’s and girls’ athletics. Allowing males to compete on female sports teams undermines decades of hard-won progress and places young women at an undeniable disadvantage—on the field, in scholarship opportunities and in pursuit of athletic achievement.

House Members Applaud Committee Passage of Save Women’s Sports Act

Co-sponsored House Bill 158, which she says would uphold biological distinctions in sports and protect women’s and girls’ athletics.

Supports biological distinctions in sports.

Advocates for increasing funding for local schools.

- Supports biological distinctions in sports.
- Advocates for increasing funding for local schools.

Education

Energy & the Environment

With an uncompromising belief in the original intent of our state and federal constitutions, Stephanie is deeply committed to protecting our God-given rights and freedoms from intrusive government overreach, which includes safeguarding our Second Amendment liberties and protecting the sanctity of all human life.

“Protecting our children and the people who work in our schools must remain a priority,” Borowicz said. “I strongly encourage our local school districts to put these dollars toward practical, physical security improvements that help keep students, teachers and staff safe. That could include armed security guards, strengthening secure entrances, improving access-control systems, upgrading security cameras or enhancing emergency communications. These are the kinds of investments that can make a real difference in protecting our school communities.”

Borowicz: More Than $811,000 Awarded for School Safety

Committed to protecting Second Amendment liberties.

Opposes policies that limit access to guns.

Calls for school districts to invest in physical security measures, including armed guards, secure entrances, access controls, cameras and emergency communications.

- Opposes policies that limit access to guns.
- Calls for school districts to invest in physical security measures, including armed guards, secure entrances, access controls, cameras and emergency communications.

Public Safety

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- Calls for school districts to invest in physical security measures, including armed guards, secure entrances, access controls, cameras and emergency communications.

- Advocates for increasing funding for local schools.

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