"EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES"
Tina is dedicated to creating positive change in the 158th District, focusing on limited spending, economic growth, and high-quality education. She is committed to addressing every constituent's concern and actively participates in community service to identify and meet the community’s needs.
Tina has a professional background in the mortgage industry as a Senior Loan Processor, Underwriter, Operations Manager, Marketing Manager, and Licensed REALTOR. Her commitment to public service began early in her career when she helped individuals with financial challenges and investments. Her unique perspective on addressing the financial concerns of the community comes from her experience of growing up in a low-income family. She understands what it’s like to live on a budget and believes the government should do the same.
Tina was born into a Puerto Rican family and grew up in Elizabeth, NJ, a diverse and culturally rich community. She faced several personal challenges during her childhood, including her parents' separation and taking care of her mother, who suffered from constant epileptic seizures. Despite these difficulties, Tina showed remarkable strength and resilience and became the first person in her family to obtain a college degree. Despite not being able to afford college at the time, through dedication to her studies, she was able to attend via an academic scholarship, grants, and student loans which she later paid off herself. Tina has been known throughout her life for her hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her community.
Tina values family, stability, and creating a high quality of life for the community. She's ready to lead with empathy, integrity, and commitment to supporting policies that create opportunities for a stronger community.
She also enjoys coaching lacrosse, volunteering at her kids’ schools, and volunteering for various organizations that help those in need, especially children. She believes helping children and others in need today will help create a better tomorrow and future for all.
Ask Christina why
she was not in the majority who felt it unacceptable that girls be forced to compete against biological males in women's sports.
Ask Christina why
she was in the minority thinking
schools should not be able to make that decision.
Ask Christina why she thought parents should not have easy online access to review what their children are being taught in school.
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Address the needs of constituents through active public service and empathetic leadership
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