Christine Czarnik returned to her native western New York (Town of Tonawanda) in 2020 after living several years in the state of South Carolina.  During her time in South Carolina, Christine served as an elected official (town council member) and was active with the Republican Party.

 

Upon her return, Christine joined the town of Tonawanda Republican Committee and currently serves as the committee chair.

 

Christine is a small business owner, an accountant in private practice, who serves other small business owners.

 

Education, community and civic involvement:

• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the College of Charleston

• Graduate of the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government

• Director Emeritus of the ARK, Alzheimer’s Family Support Services

• Member of the New York Coalition for Open Government

• Member of Mensa, the High IQ Society

 

Key Issues:

• Addressing the policies that make living in western New York increasingly unaffordable

• Providing law enforcement and judges the tools they need to fight crime

• Reversing the sanctuary state policies that have brought the migrant crisis to our doorstep