Maria Russo

Maria, a candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates in District 100, was raised on a small farm in Jefferson County. With degrees in Public Policy and Latin American Studies from Brown University, Maria has dedicated her career to responsible policymaking and advocating for directly impacted individuals. Specializing in public education, restorative drug policy, criminal justice reform, and clean water advocacy, she is committed to justice and positive change. Maria's motivation to run for office stems from her belief in a brighter future for West Virginia. Drawing upon her roots in the community, she aims to prioritize the needs of District 100 residents and collaborate across party lines to address challenges. Maria's campaign focuses on key issues such as clean air and water, public education, public employee pay, infrastructure improvements, support for emergency services, public health resources, and job creation. To learn more or get involved, visit russo4wv.com.