Elaine Quijano Biography
Elaine Quijano is an award winning 49 year old American Journalist famous for working at CBS as anchor of Red and Blue at CBSN and also a correspondent for CBS News. She joined the network in 2010 and before she was working at CNN.
Interesting facts About Elaine Quijano
| Full Name | Elaine Cagas Quijano |
| Birthday | 21 January 1974 |
| Age | 49 years |
| Birth Place | Chicago, Illinois |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Ethnicity | Filipino-American |
| Parents | Unknown |
| Siblings | unknown |
| Husband | Not known |
| Children | None |
| Education | North Niles High School
University of Illinois (BA in Journalism) |
| Profession | Journalist |
| Salary | $176,166 |
| Net Worth | $1million-$5 million |
How Old is Elaine Quijano? Age
As of 2024 the media personality is 49 years old as she was born on 21 January 1974 in Chicago, Illinois in United States of America. She has a Filipino-American Ancestry and her birth sign is Aquarius.
Elaine Quijano Education
As of Elaine’s Secondary Education, she attended Niles North High School. From there she proceeded to study Journalism from the University of Illinois where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1995.
Elaine Quijano Parents and Siblings
Sharing personal information has not been Elaine’s thing. Although, she was born in Chicago Illinois and grew up in Skokie and Morton Grove she has not disclosed any details regarding her Filipino parents who born and raised her. Additionally she has never mentioned if she has any siblings.
Husband and Children
A lot would like to know who Quijano is dating or married to, but unfortunately due to her secretive nature, her dating history is not available publicly. However we will update this section if that changes.
Salary and Net worth
On average Quijano’s annual salary is predicted to be $176, 166. Her net worth is believed to range to $1 million to $5 million.
Elaine Quijano Career
Just like any other Journalist, her career started when she was a University student as an intern as a reporter at WCIA-TV Champaign, Illinois. The station later hired her and she worked as producer, reporter and anchor. She worked up to 1998 and left after joining WFTS-TV as a general assignment reporter in Tampa, Florida.
In December 2000, she moved to CNN Newsource where she served as correspondent until 2004 when she joined CNN\US as general assignment correspondent based in Washington, DC. She covered the 2004 elections for then president George W. Bush and his vice president. In 2006 she became CNN’s White House Correspondent and covered the Bush administration.
In 2010 she joined CBS as a general assignment reporter. Currently she is anchor of political show named Red and Blue at CBSN, a CBS digital streaming network. Additionally she is a correspondent for CBS News reporting for CBS Morning and CBS Evening News. During her time there she has contributed to all CBS News broadcasts.
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