Lisa Baker

Baker earned her bachelor's degree in government administration from Shippensburg University in 1983. Her professional experience includes serving as the deputy chief of staff for former Republican Governors Mark Schweiker and Tom Ridge, as chief of staff to State Senator Charles Lemmond, and as a research analyst to State Senator Robert C. Jubelirer.

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Baker's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[7]

Excerpt: "I support an amendment to the state Constitution reducing the number of Senators and Representatives. That will save money and potentially increase efficiency."

Excerpt: "We can realize substantial economic and environmental improvements by replenishing funding for the H2O program, which provided grants to help with critically-needed water, sewer, and stormwater projects."

Excerpt: "I believe the state Senate should have an up-or-down vote on a property tax elimination plan."

Excerpt: "The open records reform I supported several years ago was the best reform approved in a generation. There have since been administrative rulings, court decisions, and situations such as the Sandusky scandal that warrant changes to ensure we continue to have a strong public interest law."

Excerpt: "The charter school law must be rewritten to put stronger ethical and accountability standards in place and to prevent local school districts from being saddled with excessive costs."