Lisa Tanner

Wed., May 3, 2000

FROM FOR THE RECORD (Friday, May 5, 2000): Wrong county: Lisa Tanner, candidate for Idaho Senate District 1, served on the Boundary County Planning and Zoning Commission. An article in the May 3 Idaho Spokesman-Review named the wrong county.

Resume: Republican, age 20 … home-schooled … interned with Rep. Helen Chenoweth-Hage, R-Idaho … interned with Idaho Family Forum … served on Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission … second-year law student by correspondence through Oakbrook College of Law … Boundary County native … single.

Why running: “Families in Idaho and across the country are under attack. Government must adopt policies that encourage and protect strong families.”

Issues: Strengthening families … anti-abortion … opposes gun control measures … supports privatization of welfare … opposes federal roadless initiative and breaching dams on Snake River.

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