Meet
Christine Drazan
Mom.
Public Servant.
Champion for All.
As a wife, mom, public servant, and lifelong Oregonian, Christine knows what makes this state special — and what it will take to turn things around.
From her leadership in the Oregon House — and nearly defeating Tina Kotek in one of the most competitive governor’s races in Oregon history — Christine is a proven fighter who will never give up on Oregon.
A passionate and principled leader, Christine returned to the Oregon House in 2024. She has built a reputation for standing up to entrenched power, challenging waste and mismanagement, and fighting for common-sense solutions that make life more affordable and safer for Oregon families.
Her values were shaped by her upbringing in rural Oregon, Klamath Falls, where she watched the decline of the timber industry and how careless government decisions hurt hardworking families like hers. After graduating from George Fox University, she dedicated her career to advocating for Oregon families struggling under an oppressive government.
Christine served on her local school board’s budget committee, where she worked to ensure students and families had a voice in how education dollars were spent.
She entered public service to fight for Oregonians who have been left behind by an out-of-touch political class. In 2019, she became the Republican Leader of the Oregon House of Representatives. Christine was determined to hold lawmakers accountable and get Oregon back on track.
Christine Drazan’s leadership is guided by her faith, her family, and her unshakable belief that Oregonians deserve better than they are getting from their government right now.