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Former Public Service Commission President Lucy Baxley is pictured at her Montgomery, Ala., home on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012. At 74, Baxley says she's through with politics. Baxley served two terms as state treasurer, one as Alabama's first female lieutenant governor and one as Public Service Commission president before getting defeated for re-election Tuesday. Baxley has already put her Montgomery home on the market and is preparing to move to Birmingham. She said the focus of her life now will be a grandchild and a great grandchild that are due in the new year.
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