Join Us on November 14th!
Join Christiana on Thursday, November 14th from 6:30-8:30pm at HorseSpirit Arts Gallery in Historic Savage Mill to support her campaign for County Council! Bring a friend, enjoy a local art gallery, …
Fall Fundraiser!
Please join Christiana, with special guest Calvin Ball, on Thursday September, 20th 7-9pm at the Kings Contrivance restaurant to support her campaign for county council. It’s vital that we have …
Gratitude.
I am beyond grateful to share that I have been elected as the Democratic nominee for Howard County Council, District 3. I’m so appreciative of everyone who ran to represent …
Endorsed by The Baltimore Sun!
In addition to NARAL’s 100% Pro Choice Rating, and endorsements from the Howard County Educators Association, and the Columbia Democratic Club; Christiana has received the Baltimore Sun’s endorsement. Here is …
Endorsed by the Howard County Education Association!
We’re excited to announce that Christiana has been endorsed by the Howard County Education Association and is on the Apple Ballot. We hope you’ll join our teachers in supporting Christiana!
Event – Board Games & Brews at Jailbreak Brewery
Share our event on facebook and purchase your ticket today! Checks can be mailed in advance to 9628 w window way, columbia, md, 21046
Save the Trail!
Help save our trail! The County has approved a four story storage unit at 9201 Old Guilford Road, and has approved the entrance to the facility to be located along …
Event – Women Who Run
We’re looking forward to hosting a networking reception and social in advance of the 2018 election. We hope you can make it, RSVP today!!
Repealing the Downtown Columbia TIF
Councilmembers Calvin Ball and Jennifer Terrasa are set to introduce legislation that would repeal the Downtown Columbia TIF. The public garage represented a large portion of the initial TIF and …
The Confederate Memorial in Howard County
Howard County has a Confederate memorial on our courthouse grounds, the place in our county where people come to seek justice. Two Howard County judges recently sent a letter to …