Elizabeth Gorman served seven terms in the Ohio General Assembly, four in the Ohio House and three in the Ohio Senate. She was a lecturer in addition to her duties the General Assembly. She had appointments to the following House committees:
-Conservation,
-Education,
-Elections,
-Enrollment,
-Finance (Welfare Section), and
-Public Welfare.
She served as chair of the Education Committee for the 98th General Assembly (1949-1950). During her tenure in the Ohio Senate, Gorman served on the following Senate committees:
- Agriculture and Conservation,
- Insurance,
- Taxation,
- Banks and Trust Companies,
- Elections and Federal Relations, and
- Public Works and State Buildings
She championed the cause of underpaid teachers and equality of pay for women. She was honored by her peers, being elected president of the Order of Women Legislators, a national organization of women legislators.
Biography courtesy of the Ohio Women's Policy and Research Commission