Meet Kristina Irwin

A passionate advocate for freedom, family, and our community

Kristina Irwin headshot

A Life of Purpose

Kristina Irwin is an immigrant and the daughter of immigrants who left Yugoslavia (now Serbia) seeking a better life, freedom, and opportunity, and that legacy of resilience and independence shapes everything Kristina does today and instills in her children.

Growing up in Los Angeles, Kristina learned the values of hard work and community from her family. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from California State University, Northridge, and has built a successful career in real estate serving clients throughout District 24. She is also a commissioned Notary Public of nearly a decade. Kristina was elected and recently served her two-year term on the Board of Trustees at Palisades Charter High School, and is a member of the Santa Monica College General Advisory Board and a Kiwanis Club Board of Directors Service Leadership Programs Chair.

As a devoted mother of three, Kristina understands the challenges facing families in our district—from rising costs to educational concerns. She is an active member of her community and practices values that affirm her commitment to family, tradition, and faith-based freedom.

When COVID-19 hit, Kristina didn't stay silent. She courageously stood against government overreach, fighting for medical freedom and the right of individuals to make their own health decisions. This fight led her to run for State Senate in 2022, where she earned 121,809 votes from Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, proving that Californians are ready for a real leader who will fight to protect their freedoms.

Freedom. Family. Community.

A first-generation American who understands what freedom truly means — and is ready to fight for it in Sacramento.

Mother of Three Children
Immigrant First Generation
MAHA Health Freedom
Real Estate Professional

Community Advocate

Kristina's commitment to our community goes beyond politics. She has dedicated herself to fighting for medical freedom, bodily autonomy, and the right of parents to direct the health and education of their children. Her work during the pandemic showed Californians that one person can make a difference when they stand up for what's right.

In 2022, Kristina's State Senate campaign earned an impressive 121,809 votes, proving that District 24 voters are hungry for a representative who will fight for their freedoms, protect their families, and demand accountability from government. Now, she's running again because the work is far from over.

Kristina with family

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This is about freedom, family, and the future of our communities.