<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0D7SFh_1H26F51u00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0D7SFh_1H26F51u00" width="1200" height="600" >WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Educator, wife, mom: those are all words Natasha Baker would use to describe herself.A new one has been added to the list after last week’s election: Senator-elect of District 22.Right now, she’s using her background as an educator to teach constituents about the bill process and how to be apart of it as she takes on her new role.She says social media has been a big tool for educating voters throughout her campaign and now constituents as their senator.“I think that if we know more about how our leglislation is passed, how bills are introduced, then we have the opportunity to use our voices more because we know when in the process you should be speaking up and who to contact,” said Baker.Baker shares her first priorities in office; some of them coming directly from those in her district.“Politicans should not be taking money from the utility companies that they’re supposed to be regulating. I think that’s a way to tackle that affordability piece from the root, from part of the reason we’re having such a bad affordability problem with utlities at the moment,” said Baker. “Flock cameras regulation is another one. So trying to come up with something that works for the constituents while taking law enforcement perspectives into it is something I’m actually working on and meeting with law enforcement to figure out.”As she looks to the next four years, she says she’s focused on everyday issues.“What I would hope to accomplish is really delivering on making sure we’re focused on legislation that helps working families and we’re staying true to those issues of education, and we’re making sure that our children are fed, and that we have access to healthcare. Just staying focused on the issues that truly impact every Hoosier.”Baker had this to say to the supporters that helped her get here.“I’m so grateful and I hope that I can live up to the expectations that have been put on me and I’m going to work so hard on making sure that I’m following through on all the things I said I would do on this campaign trail,” said Baker.Baker will be officially sworn in on November 17. The legislative session will begin in January.</div></body>

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Educator, wife, mom: those are all words Natasha Baker would use to describe herself. A new one has been added to the list after last week’s election: Senator-elect of District 22. Right now, she’s using her background as an educator to teach constituents about...

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Educator, wife, mom: those are all words Natasha Baker would use to describe herself. A new one has been added to the list af

Natasha Baker talks first term priorities

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