Christine has lived in Tucker for 27 years. She has a master's in public administration with a concentration in nonprofit organization. She has two children and three grandchildren, and she is "happily single."

Christine is Executive Director of Omega Support Center, a nonprofit organization that helps with small business development and community outreach.

Christine Bloodworth ran for Tucker city council District 1, Post 2 in 2019 but did not win.

Supports a nondiscrimination ordinance for the city.

Wants to support cultural diversity, equity and education for English Second Language (ESL) residents.

Plans to prioritize startup and small business development.

- Supports a nondiscrimination ordinance for the city.
- Wants to support cultural diversity, equity and education for English Second Language (ESL) residents. 
- Plans to prioritize startup and small business development.

Public Services

Thinks the city lacks human services to navigate the financial challenges from COVID.

Plans to continue to educate the public on CDC guidelines and offer health treatment as required.

- Thinks the city lacks human services to navigate the financial challenges from COVID.
- Plans to continue to educate the public on CDC guidelines and offer health treatment as required.

COVID

Supports reducing funding for parks and recreation and walking paths to better fund water and sewage, address abandoned properties and provide rental assistance.

- Supports reducing funding for parks and recreation and walking paths to better fund water and sewage, address abandoned properties and provide rental assistance.

City Budget

Wants to see more affordable housing and homeless and human services assistance.

Plans to form a task force on homelessness.

Plans to start the First Time Homebuyer Program, which would be offered monthly to assist resident trying to buy a home. Topics would include financial literacy, down payment assistance and protection of assets.

Said, "not having resources or arresting the homeless in the Tucker community is unacceptable."

- Wants to see more affordable housing and homeless and human services assistance.
- Plans to form a task force on homelessness. 
- Wants to provide affordable townhomes. 
- Plans to start the First Time Homebuyer Program, which would be offered monthly to assist resident trying to buy a home. Topics would include financial literacy, down payment assistance and protection of assets. 
- Said, "not having resources or arresting the homeless in the Tucker community is unacceptable."

Housing & Urban Development

Supports increasing police patrols and offering public safety trainings.

Believes the city needs to do more to address sex trafficking in hotels.

- Supports increasing police patrols and offering public safety trainings.
- Believes the city needs to do more to address sex trafficking in hotels.

Public Safety

Wants to "address the issues with sewer and water lines."

- Wants to "address the issues with sewer and water lines."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Said, "I agree on land-use regulations, building structure and heights, density, setbacks, and code enforcement regulations. The number of tires, smoke shops, liquor stores, and the removal of trees and historical buildings as preservation is essential to many citizens, rental."

- Said, "I agree on land-use regulations, building structure and heights, density, setbacks, and code enforcement regulations. The number of tires, smoke shops, liquor stores, and the removal of trees and historical buildings as preservation is essential to many citizens, rental."

Zoning

Christine Bloodworth

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 