Christine King was born in Guyana. She grew up in the City of Miami, attending Allapattah Elementary School, Westview Middle School, and Miami Central Sr. High School. She has proudly served the community for many years. Before becoming an attorney, Christine worked as Chief of Constituent Services for the Miami-Dade County Commission and later as an executive with Community Action Agency (CAA). Her career with the county spanned fifteen years. She is the President and CEO of the Martin Luther King Economic Development Corporation and a practicing attorney. Christine is married with three beautiful children. She is known for her passion for community service.

• Juris Doctorate Degree, Nova Southeastern University
• Bachelor of Public Administration, Barry University
• Associate of Arts, Miami Dade College

• Bake House Board of Directors
• Martin Luther King Economic Development Corp. - President/CEO
• Homeowners Association - President
• Guardian Ad Litem Program
• Governor’s Mentorship Program

• Increase affordable & workforce housing
• Gun violence reduction
• Climate change and sea level rise
• Increase elderly and children services
• Gentrification mitigation
• Small business development, job creation & job training
• Improve City of Miami processes for residents and businesses
• Supports fire, police, solid waste, & general employees