New Mexico State House District 30

“Nothing is more fundamental to building and maintaining our democracy than ensuring equitable and high-quality education for all New Mexicans. I plan to advocate for increased funding and implementation of the reforms mandated by Judge Singleton in the landmark Martínez and Yazzie lawsuits to improve educational outcomes and support educators. I will collaborate with stakeholders to develop effective strategies addressing root causes of educational disparities and promote student success. Nada es más fundamental para mantener y seguir construyendo democracia que asegurar equidad y alta calidad educacional para todos los Nuevomexicanos.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

“An elected official must be a good listener and act with the best interest of their constituents mind. They must be a lifelong learner who is willing to do the research to find best solutions for critical problems facing our society. They must be willing to make informed contributions to shared policy and collaborate with other legislators and policy makers to shape the future of their communities.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

“A State Representative must stay informed of the critical issues facing our communities and society. They must be aware of our constitutional rights (state and national) and the histories of the people in our country.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

“This is the right model for New Mexico because it creates a local, sustainable and regulated industry while at the same time protecting what's near and dear to all us, including public health, road safety and the well-being of our youth,” (Los Alamos Reporter)

“As we prepare for the 2020 general election and given the current public health uncertainties, the purpose of this bill is to ensure that all voters will be able to cast their ballots safely, timely, and securely — whether voting in person or by mail,” (Los Alamos Reporter)

“I'd like to thank Governor Lujan Grisham for including this on the call for the special session and thank the overwhelming majority of senators from both parties who voted to pass this legislation.” (Los Alamos Reporter)