About Stephanie
Dedicated to restoring transparent, accountable government and replacing establishment politics with solid conservative principles, Stephanie Borowicz was elected as the first-ever woman to serve and represent the people of the 76th Legislative District in November 2018.
During the 2025-26 session, Stephanie has been appointed to serve on the following House committees: Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Judiciary, Health and Intergovernmental Affairs and Operations.
Faith, family, patriotism, personal responsibility and a strong work ethic were impressed upon Stephanie at an early age. 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.
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.
A graduate of Vanguard University and former president of a nonprofit organization, Stephanie has three sons and lives in McElhattan with her husband, Jason. Two of her sons are now married and one lives at home.
The 76th Legislative District includes all of Clinton County and part of Union County, consisting of the townships of Buffalo, Hartley, Kelly, Lewis and Limestone; and the boroughs of Harleton, Lewisburg, Mifflinburg and New Berlin.
State representatives serve in their state's lower legislative chamber. Responsibilities include drafting and voting on state laws, representing their district's interests in the state capitol, serving on state committees, and shaping the state budget. State legislation covers areas like education, healthcare, transportation, criminal justice, and local taxation that directly affect residents' daily lives.