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Martin Heinrich
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Martin Heinrich is a United States Senator from New Mexico, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Heinrich previously represented New Mexico's 1st congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 2009, to January 3, 2013. Throughout his political career, he has focused on issues such as renewable energy, healthcare, and economic development, advocating for policies that benefit New Mexico's diverse communities.
To be clear: permitting negotiations are ongoing, many of the major hurdles have been overcome, and we believe there is a good deal to be had.
I share the Tribes’ concerns, and if an appropriate witness from the Department of Interior or the Department of Commerce were present today, I would ask them to confirm that the bill would limit Tribal rights, including fishing rights and…
Families in New Mexico are not clamoring for incandescent light bulbs. Most people just want to be able to afford their energy bills.
The Chairman's bill would make it virtually impossible for DOE to set future efficiency standards, forgoing significant additional savings for consumers.
The LWCF exists to protect public lands and waters and expand recreational access nationwide for the public benefit, not to enrich private interests.
My Grid Resiliency Tax Credit Act will do just that by incentivizing private investors to put their capital behind building critical energy infrastructure projects, creating long-term certainty, starting from planning to the construction…
As our energy demand increases, we need to improve our grid infrastructure and invest in building more transmission lines that deliver on the promise of reliable, affordable, and clean power.
New Mexico has shown that when we make healthy school meals available to every student, we give kids a better chance to focus, learn, and succeed.
Protection of public lands is a bipartisan issue, overwhelmingly supported by the American people from all walks of life.
At its core, this proposal appears to provide a private benefit at the expense of land that belongs to all Americans.
Putting the President’s ego ahead of these memorials adds another stain on this administration’s legacy
We need legislation that makes AI data centers pay their fair share and actually protects families.
That public process is at the heart of good democracy, good governance, and we won’t accept anything less than that.
Instead of tackling rising energy prices or ending his war in Iran, President Trump is irresponsibly draining our fuel reserves.
The first Good Samaritan permit has now been issued, and this is just the beginning. We can now use this new tool to clean up more abandoned mines, improve water quality, and make communities across New Mexico and the West safer and…
This is a landmark moment — and proof that our Good Samaritan law is working. After more than 25 years of hard work to break down the legal barriers standing in the way of abandoned mine cleanup, we are finally seeing volunteers get to…
That is what these investments are designed to do — help law enforcement solve crimes faster and keep New Mexicans safe.
When someone commits a violent crime with a firearm, law enforcement needs every possible tool to identify that weapon, connect it to other crimes, and get a dangerous criminal off the streets before they can hurt anyone else.
This is exactly why I fought to bring this technology to communities like Roswell.
I think this program, from a healthcare point of view, just proves out how valuable a fresh fruit and vegetable kind of diet is for the population, and we should learn from that when we’re setting things like farm policy and writing a new…
Clean, American-made energy can help us meet growing demand, lower energy costs, strengthen the grid, and keep the lights and air conditioning on.





