“Macomb County is my home, and as a working mom of three young children, I know how hard it is to get by - paying for groceries, healthcare, childcare and more - and how important it is that we protect our children and honor our seniors. I refuse to stand idly by while billionaires leave working families like ours in the lurch. I am a Mom on a Mission fighting to lower costs, protect families, and fight corruption.”

- Christina Hines, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Michigan’s 10th Congressional District

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About Christina:

Prosecutor and Mom on a Mission

Christina’s story is one of hard work, service, and fighting for others. These are the values she learned growing up in Macomb County in a hardworking middle-class family and in Warren Woods Public Schools. These are the values she hopes to impart to her children that she and her husband, David, are raising right here in Macomb County. These are the values she will bring with her to Congress.
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Christina attended the University of Michigan (Go Blue!) and earned her law degree from Wayne State University Law School.
Immediately after law school, she worked as a prosecutor, keeping our community safe, putting away murderers and predators, and advocating for victims of terrible crimes.
Throughout Christina’s career as a legal leader in Michigan, she has prosecuted hate crimes, cold case sexual assaults, homicide, torture, and human trafficking cases, from district courts to the Michigan Supreme Court.
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Christina is running for Congress because she believes it’s time to put the middle class first, to make sure that the American Dream isn’t just a dream but a reality for everyone—no matter who you are, where you come from, or how much money you make. It’s time to rebuild an economy that works for *all* of us. It’s time to fight to preserve the American dream for future generations.
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A Mom on a Mission to:

Christina is a working mom from Macomb who knows what it feels like to watch the bills pile up. Groceries, gas, healthcare premiums — everything costs more, and we are struggling to keep up.
In Congress, Christina will fight to lower costs, take on the politicians and corporations that are taking advantage of working families, and fight for good-paying Michigan jobs. She’ll work with anyone — Democrat, Republican, or Independent — to get it done.
As a prosecutor, Christina spent her career protecting children and families and putting away dangerous people like pedophiles and murderers.
In Congress, she’ll fight for safer communities, world-class schools, and the resources law enforcement needs to prevent violent crime and protect kids and seniors online.
Christina is a working mom from Macomb — not a career politician — and she believes D.C. should work for us, not corporations and special interests.
That’s why she’s the only candidate in this race refusing corporate PAC money. In Congress, she’ll take on anyone driving up costs, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and work with anyone — regardless of party — to clean up the corruption in Washington so that they finally start to deliver for working families.

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Trusted by Local Leaders to Get Results

Michael C. Taylor Sterling Heights Mayor
Carl Marlinga
Former Macomb County Prosecutor and Circuit Court Judge, former two-time MI-10 nominee
Paul Gieleghem
Clinton Township Supervisor
Angela Rogensues
Warren City Council President and former MI-10 candidate
Anthony Wickersham
Macomb County Sheriff
Veronica Klinefelt
State Senator
Stephanie Chang
State Senator
Rosemary Bayer
State Senator
Christian Hauser‍ Rochester City Council Member
Denise Mentzer
State Representative
Dave Coulter Oakland County Executive
Mai Xiong
State Representative
Tiffany Tilley
Michigan State Board of Education Member and former MI-10 candidate
Lois Frankel
U.S. Representative, FL-22
Laura Kropp
Mount Clemens Mayor
Antoinette Wallace
Macomb County Commissioner
Diane Young
Former MI-10 candidate
Veronica Paiz
State Representative
Brad O’Donnell
Utica City Council Member
Crystal Fletcher
Fraser City Councilmember
Shannon King
Clinton Township Trustee
Dana Binkowski
Former Fraser Mayor Pro-Tem
George Michael Higgins
Fraser City Council Member
Gina Aiuto
Roseville Community School Board Trustee
Henry Yanez
Sterling Heights City Councilmember and former MI-10 candidate
Jim Jacobs
Former President of Macomb Community College
Julie Matuzak
Clinton Township Trustee
Kyle Johnson
Warren Con School Board Member
Dontae Walker
Mount Clemens School Board Trustee
Linda McLatcher
Former L’Anse Creuse School Board Member
Mark Brewer
Former Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party
Melody Magee
Warren City Council Vice President
Michael Howard
Macomb County Commissioner
Mike Klinefelt
Eastpointe Mayor
Lorie Barnwell
Warren City Treasurer
Mike McFall
State Representative
Mindy Moore
Warren City Council Member
Sarah Lucido
Macomb County Commissioner
Talitha Mahome
Chippewa Valley School Board Member
Paul Wojno State Senator
Theresa McGarity
Mount Clemens City Commissioner
Amy Baranski
Fraser City Council Member
Cardi DeMonaco
Former Eastpointe Mayor Pro-Tem
Yvonne Kniaz
Former Sterling Heights City Councilperson
Lori Stone Warren Mayor
Barb Anness Rochester Community School Board Trustee
Jim Hoover Roseville City Council Member
Marilyn Trent Rochester City Council Member
Robert Mijac Sterling Heights City Council Member
Aaron Delikta Center Line City Council Member
Brendan Johnson Oakland County Commissioner
Harold Haugh Macomb County Commissioner
Catherine Haugh Roseville Mayor Pro Tem
Paul Wojno State Senator