Americans deserve a Director of National Intelligence who is nonpartisan, experienced, and committed solely to safeguarding our country.

I am deeply honored to have earned the support of Democrats across New Mexico.

I’m running for governor to defend our New Mexico family.

If your water already tested positive for contamination, you may qualify for help right now.

When New Mexicans come together, we fight hard, and we win.

When Donald Trump tries to push us down, I’ll lift New Mexico up.

Bill Pulte lacks the national security experience and judgment required to protect the American people from terrorism and foreign threats.

The Director of National Intelligence, Acting or otherwise, should be focused on providing independent, objective assessments of threats to our nation, not advancing the president’s political interests.

Every New Mexican deserves access to the care they need, and today, we’re putting $300,000 on the table for physicians who want to serve communities that need them most.

My Albuquerque Indian School Act is more than just a land transfer. It is about putting a small but important piece of land back where it belongs – with New Mexico’s 19 Pueblos.

I will continue standing up to the Trump administration’s cruel agenda and working to make sure federal investments reach every corner of our state.

We had a successful first Semi-open Primary Election thanks to the members of my team, county clerks, and the poll workers who have worked tirelessly to ensure a smooth voting process for all those who participated.

We are grateful that USDA listened to your calls and our requests.

The current proposal offers limited transparency and a lack of clear answers, and it should not be considered at this time.

I encourage the County to approve the temporary moratorium it is considering to ensure there is more time to listen to the community and better understand the short and long-term impacts of such a project on the community as a whole.

Yesterday's passage of the Albuquerque Indian School Act in the House of Representatives is a major step forward in a decades-long effort to return land to the stewardship of New Mexico’s 19 Pueblos in Albuquerque.

Our democracy works best and New Mexico benefits overall when more registered voters are able to participate in our elections.

They called it low hanging fruit for uranium mining. That’s what they think of these people and that’s what they think of this land.