Lisa Miller
Nonpartisan · Polk County School Board, District 7
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Unopposed; reelected by default, no primary or general contest in 2026 (absent from certified results for that reason). Profiled as a returning officeholder.
Insurance coverage
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Medicaid waiver
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Early intervention
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School services
At a March 2023 board discussion of a $3.1 million proposed increase to special education funding, said the district was seeing behavior problems, especially in middle schools, and that she was hearing from constituents about it almost daily.
"We have behavior problems, especially in middle schools. Everybody's nodding. I get phone calls almost daily."
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Last checked 2026-09-24
Provider licensure
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Employment
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Guardianship
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First responders
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Autism, in their own words
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Her campaign describes more than two decades of work in disability advocacy, including developing a school elopement-response plan for students with disabilities with the Polk County Sheriff's Office, and service on state disability-advisory and exceptional-student-education councils.
Source: Public statement · View source
Last checked 2026-09-24