The people of CD21 have made it clear: It's time for deeds, not words. Service to my community has been a priority for me my entire career, be it as a soldier in the U.S. Army, as Legislative Affairs director in Iraq, or as leader of the Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection Directorate at the Pentagon; with my students as a professor, or simply by lending my neighbors a helping hand. I have always worked to make the lives of those around me better.

 

When I served as a Brookings Legislative Congressional Fellow, I authored talking points and testimony and regularly met with constituents to discuss their concerns. I saw first-hand how quickly effective legislation can change someone's life and fulfill their dreams. Now, I want to serve as your voice in District 21. I want you to put me to work for you. It's time for deeds over words, and it's time to get things done. 

 

#ForThePeople

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ABOUT THE CANDIDATE:
DR. CORINNA BALDERRAMOS ROBINSON, PhD
 

“All-American” Roots

• Born and raised in America, Corinna is of Hispanic and German heritage

• Raised three sons as a single mother, whom are all college graduates

• Actively supports numerous mentoring and faith-based organizations
   

Political Career

• Campaigned for Florida's State Senate District 25 in 2020 earning 43% of the votes

• Served as Chair, Speakers Bureau, League of Women Voters, Palm Beach County

• Performed as one of the FL DEMS top field organizers during the 2018 Nelson-Gillum coordinated campaign

• Served as a 2016 Brookings Legislative Congressional Fellow advising on national security, defense, and veterans’ policy issues; authored talking points and testimony; and regularly met with constituents on the Member’s behalf

• Campaigned as the 2014 candidate for South Dakota’s sole Congressional Representative seat; secured 34% of the votes in 14 months

 

Government Civilian Career (GS-15)

• Served as a Legislative Affairs Director in Iraq amid interagency and diplomatic officials

• Hallmarked for being a dynamic and effective negotiator

• Led the Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection Directorate at the Pentagon, leading teams responsible for protecting high-risk personnel and safeguarding over 100 facilities

 

Military Career “Mustang”

• Completed 25 years of honorable active duty service retiring with the rank of Major

• Coordinated numerous Congressional delegation visits, and liaised with Special Operations forces and other governmental agencies during the “surge” in Iraq

• Joined the U.S. Army at age 17, working up to Sergeant First Class (Promotable)

• Subsequently, attended Officer Candidate School, entering the Military Police Corps

• Commanded paratroopers from Fort Bragg, NC providing immediate response to the Pentagon’s 9/11 terrorist attack, and support to combat operations in Afghanistan

• Served as a Deputy Provost Marshal in Iraq supporting counter-terrorism operations

 

Education

• Doctorate of Management (Homeland Security); Colorado Technical University

• Masters of Science degree in Public Policy; Georgetown University (DC); in 2016, she also served as an Adjunct Professor there for a master’s level course in Homeland Security

• Masters of Arts degree in Criminal Justice; Chaminade University of Hawaii

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