Every mile traveled, every conversation, every community reminds me why I’m in this race: New Mexico is worth fighting for.
I believe in our people—and in what we can accomplish with leadership that listens, shows up, and gets to work. Your support keeps me going. Now, let’s turn that energy into votes.
Share this video. Talk to your neighbors. Bring someone with you to vote. We can win this race, and every one of us has a part to play.
🗳️ Early voting starts TODAY, October 6, at your county clerk’s office! Additional early voting locations open October 17. Visit https://t.co/WO4AXSnCiA for locations and hours.
Let’s win this for New Mexico.
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You work hard for your paycheck. You deserve to keep more of it.
Today, I introduced Four Steps to Zero, my proposal to gradually eliminate New Mexico’s personal income tax—with financial safeguards at every step to protect essential services and our state’s stability.
The first step alone could mean $800 more each year for a single filer earning $40,000, or $1,739 more for a married couple filing jointly earning $200,000. As the plan advances, those savings would grow.
That’s more breathing room for groceries, bills, and saving for your children’s future.
New Mexico’s success should be felt around your kitchen table.
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IF the Good People of Michigan ELECT THIS ISLAMIC TERRORIST MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD SUPPORTER as their SENATOR, then we should declare Michigan a Rogue Rebel State and limit ALL FEDERAL DOLLARS TO IT.
New Mexico Friends
@Rep_Stansbury has no measurable results of improvement for NM CD 1.
Albuquerque, the core of her district, still records violent-crime rates well above the national average even after recent drops in homicides and auto theft. Drug offenses have risen sharply this year. https://t.co/mEgMuP4V7d
New Mexico’s child-poverty ranking improved only from last to 48th, and the state’s overall poverty rate remains among the highest in the country. Unemployment in the Albuquerque metro area sits above the national figure. https://t.co/RtGtaSv40R
Stansbury’s post focuses on House scheduling fights rather than measurable local results on crime, schools, or household costs after five years in office. Those local conditions continue to drive voter concern in NM-01.