This Labor Day, we recognize the hardworking New Mexicans who keep our communities strong.
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The Native Language Educators in Classrooms Act provides a commonsense, bipartisan solution, without compromising quality.
Every summer, our grid faces an increase in demand, leaving communities across the country at risk of power outages that can be life-threatening.
While the White House wastes time coloring on maps, Nuevo México is busy doing the work.
Under Democratic leadership here in New Mexico, we’re providing families with free childcare and college, protecting access to health care and investing in housing.
What is up for debate? Who's showing up for working families.
You can’t be serious. New Mexico is not for renaming. Not up for sale. My promise: I’ll always stand up for what makes New Mexico, New Mexico.
The state’s name isn’t up for debate — it’s been ours since before the United States existed. What is up for debate? Who’s showing up for working families.
You don’t get to erase New Mexico. Not our name. Not our history. Not our culture.
Our state’s name carries generations of history, culture, and family—and it belongs to us. We’re New Mexicans. Period.
This is about making sure Tribal communities have the authority and resources they need to keep their languages and cultures strong for generations to come.
We should be building more reliable, affordable energy – not putting up more roadblocks.
That is why it makes no sense that President Trump continues to block and stall new clean energy projects from connecting to the grid.
Extreme heat is putting more pressure on our electric grid, and Americans need to know that when they flip the switch, the power will be there. Clean, American-made energy can help us meet growing demand, lower energy costs, strengthen the…
Responsible development shouldn’t be held back by redundant paperwork. By utilizing over 20 years of rigorous environmental data, we are replacing slow, case-by-case reviews with a standardized process that maintains our high environmental…
I will continue fighting back against these attacks and working alongside our communities to protect New Mexico’s cherished lands and water for generations to come.
New Mexico’s public lands are central to our way of life.
I am firmly in favor of making our utilities more accountable to ratepayers, more affordable for consumers, driven by more renewable energy for our environment and more beneficial for New Mexicans.