Maria Russo grew up in Jefferson County and is committed to positive change in our community.

Maria has worked as the following:

• High School Teacher and Track Coach at Jefferson High School

• Local Farmer and Small Business Owner

• Public Policy Strategist in restorative drug policy, criminal justice reform, and environmental protection

• Clean Water Advocate in West Virginia

Maria is dedicated to responsible policymaking and working collaboratively to develop community-based solutions.

Maria is running for office because she believes in a better, brighter future for West Virginia. She is committed to making decisions that support the immediate and long-term needs of the people of the district and the state.

As your delegate, Maria will focus on key issues affecting the community, such as ensuring clean water and air, improving pay for public employees, and upgrading infrastructure!

District 100 runs from Shepherdstown to Shannondale, and includes parts of Shenandoah Junction, Uvilla, Bakerton, Harpers Ferry, Bolivar, Blue Ridge Acres, Mission Road, Shannondale, and points in between.

Check out West Virginia's interactive map of District 100. If you are not sure of the district you are in, be sure to use this tool to search your address and find your district today!

If you need to register to vote, request an absentee ballot, or any additional information be sure to visit govotewv.com!

There are many ways to support Maria’s campaign!

Financial: If you would like to make a contribution, you can go to the Act Blue link here or you can mail a check to the following address:

Russo for WV

P.O. Box 1496

Shepherdstown, WV 25443

Volunteer: Whether it's knocking on doors or planning an event, you can volunteer with the Russo for WV Campaign by filling out our volunteer form here. We look forward to you joining our team!

Maria wants to hear from you!

You can contact the campaign on our contact page.

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