Why is Christina Baisden running for House of Delegates?
Christina is running to represent everyday West Virginians, not just the well-connected few. She understands the challenges working families face and is committed to bringing their voices to Charleston.
How can I get involved in the campaign?
You can support the campaign by volunteering, spreading the word, attending events, or contributing. Every bit of support helps bring real representation to District 44.
What issues does Christina focus on most?
Her priorities include protecting working families, supporting public education, increasing government transparency, and standing up against unfair utility rate increases that impact everyday people.
Where does Christina stand on government transparency?
Christina strongly believes in open and honest government. She supports increased transparency so that citizens know how decisions are made and how their tax dollars are being used, and can be sure they are being fairly represented. Christina will uphold the state and national Constitution, and the Bill of Rights; foundations of our democracy.
What makes Christina different from other candidates?
Christina is not a career politician. She’s a blue-collar worker, a mother, and a community advocate who has lived the same struggles many West Virginians face every day. She has been actively involved in local issues, including advocating for the Beckley Non-Discrimination Ordinance and the Beckley CROWN Ordinance, organizing around the New River Pool closure, and holding city leaders accountable on decisions involving the Fruits of Labor Building, Pinecrest property, and the emergency shelter. Christina believes in showing up, asking questions, and standing up for the people of District 44.
Who does Christina represent?
Christina is running to represent all residents of District 44, especially working families, the elderly, and folks on a fixed income who feel overlooked or unheard in state government.