Past Campaign
County Commissioner, Dukes County
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Christine CS Todd is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Christine Todd is an Oak Bluffs resident who has served multiple terms as a county-wide Dukes County Commissioner and currently chairs the Dukes County Commission. Her career spans local advocacy, business administration, and real estate sales, including service as director of the Oak Bluffs Association. She holds a bachelor of arts in psychology from the University of Connecticut.
Christine CS Todd has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Calls continued development of a full-time supportive day program for seniors suffering from dementia and early Alzheimer's disease, describing it as 'a must.'
“Homelessness and the continued development of a full-time supportive day program for seniors suffering from dementia and early Alzheimer's disease is a must.”
vineyardgazette.comAs of November 2016
Todd names climate change and increasingly severe storms among the island-wide challenges requiring a collective, county-coordinated response.
“We are facing pending significant health-related challenges with regards to climate change and other developments, such as storms that may occur more frequently and with much greater strength, housing issues resulting in homelessness and home insecurity, vulnerability pertaining to fire, mental health concerns, etc.”
vineyardgazette.comAs of October 2020
Todd supports preserving county health care access programs for Island residents, citing health care access among the essential services that must not be neglected.
“Programs addressing veterans affairs, health care access, fuel assistance, food stamps and other social services must not be neglected.”
vineyardgazette.comAs of November 2016
Todd identifies homelessness and housing insecurity as island-wide concerns the county should address collectively, and has cited county homelessness prevention as work to build on.
“Homelessness and the continued development of a full-time supportive day program for seniors suffering from dementia and early Alzheimer's disease is a must.”
vineyardgazette.comAs of November 2016
Supports exploring restructuring of Dukes County government so that the county plays a more integral role in local governance and can foster growth on Martha's Vineyard; supported forming a committee to study alternative structures such as a council of governments.
“"I feel like the county needs to look at repositioning ourselves [in a way] that has us play a more integral role in local governance," she said in an interview this week. "It's going to take a long time but it has to start somewhere," she said. "I'd like to see how the county can foster growth."”
vineyardgazette.comAs of February 2026
Todd has made battling addiction her top priority as county commission chair and supports a county-coordinated effort to improve substance abuse prevention and treatment on the Island.
“I hope to continue my efforts to better address substance abuse prevention and treatment for our Island.”
mvtimes.comAs of November 2016
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