By investing in universal child care, we are giving families financial relief, supporting our economy, and ensuring that every child has the opportunity to grow and thrive.

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I don’t have to tell you why that is becoming more critical to us every day — in every community.

Thank you NM FOG for the recognition. I’ll continue to work toward greater transparency and First Amendment freedoms!

Knowing who influences our elected officials, having access to public documents, and expressing our opinions to shape public life for us and our families: These things are critical in a healthy democracy.

Thanks for clarifying. This stunt is stupider than I originally thought.

I love representing the Organ Mountains. I see all the plants and animals who live there as part of my constituency. I will do what I can to protect our national monument.

Thanks to all the neighbors who came out today!

I joined more than a hundred Southern New Mexicans in proclaiming our love for our Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National monument this morning.

We will stand up to protect our lands where we hunt, hike, celebrate and pray.

I really appreciate your support. And in case you’re wondering, I took all that swag to a town hall I attended in Chaparral and gave it to people there. I don’t want it. /14

We need folks representing us in Santa Fe who will fight for the people we are elected to represent. A contribution in any amount you can afford helps me keep fighting for you. Click here to donate: /13

Lobbyists are exerting so much influence over policy debates about critical issues like doctors leaving our state, people being unable to secure affordable housing, and the ongoing challenges we are wrestling with related to our young people and public safety. /12

Frankly, I’m pissed off. It appears to me that the governor’s Chaparral vetoes were at least in part retaliation for my attempt to bring transparency to the work of her lobbying buddies. /11

The governor only used her line-item-veto authority on a handful of local projects. Two were items I worked to get in the budget for people living in the state’s largest colonia, where people desperately need their state government to help build out infrastructure and local governance. /10

Will you make a donation to my campaign to continue representing House District 53 today? You can give $53, $153, $253 or whatever you can afford by clicking here:

You can also sign up to make monthly contributions if you’re able. /9

I won’t stop fighting for folks in Chaparral and throughout my district. I won’t stop fighting for a more ethical and transparent lawmaking process in our state capitol. But I need your help to do it. /8

She stripped language in our state budget that would have directed $1 million to the public safety facility we’re working to build there, and another $100,000 that would have funded a study of incorporation and other options for local governance in Chaparral. /7

Ironically, HB143 would have given us information about who lobbied the governor to veto HB143 – and without it, we have no way to know. And then the governor went after money I worked hard to bring home for much-needed projects in Chaparral. /6