About Me
I am Christine Bish, a seasoned small business owner and Sacramento resident with a residency spanning over three decades. Throughout my tenure in this community, I have actively contributed to various community-based organizations, including the Boy Scouts of America and serving as the Vice-Chair for the Oakmont High School Site Council. Notably, I assumed the role of Sacramento Area Chair for the Educational Freedom Initiative, an initiative championed by Dr. Milton Friedman. In my capacity as a guest speaker for The Conservative Voice in Riverside, California, I engaged in a compelling debate on the imperative of School Choice in the state.
As a local Realtor deeply embedded in the community, I possess a keen understanding of its needs and aspirations. Employing a “boots on the ground” approach, I am committed to assisting individuals in securing affordable and quality housing while adeptly navigating the intricacies of Federal, State, and Local laws and regulations. Drawing upon my extensive experience, I command a profound knowledge of the mortgage industry and State and Federal loan programs. My professional background includes over fifteen years as a skip tracer, specializing in locating witnesses, assets, and conducting background investigations. During my decade-long tenure with a local law firm, I garnered national recognition for my achievements with key clients.
My commitment to public service is further evidenced by my volunteerism and financial support for both of George W. Bush’s Presidential Campaigns, as well as my membership in the Sacramento Suburban Women Federated.
I am announcing my candidacy for the 6th Congressional District in California. This district holds paramount significance as it encompasses the capital of the state. With the current incumbent securing only a fraction of the votes, I am confident in my ability to emerge as the sole Republican candidate vying for this seat in many years.
The constituents of our district are grappling with pressing issues such as the escalating homeless population, access to clean water, unconstitutional gun restrictions, lax enforcement of immigration laws, high taxes, and costly education. If elected, I pledge to advocate for lower taxes, cost-effective educational solutions, water quality and flood management, a comprehensive approach to homelessness, an end to sanctuary cities, and the restoration of Second Amendment freedoms.
California Republicans have been notably reticent for too long, yielding ground to the dominant Democratic agenda. This agenda has inflicted detrimental consequences on our city and community at large. I firmly believe that by uniting local law enforcement, emergency personnel, veterans, Second Amendment advocates, sports enthusiasts, college students, and all those disheartened by the encroachment of homelessness and burdensome taxes, we can effectively articulate the concerns of the majority within our community.