Message

53% of Democratic voters are unhappy with what they see in our district and feel unsafe.

We have skyrocketing crime. Homeless men and women are roaming our streets and laying on our sidewalks. Children must be escorted to school.

Hard working families want a safe community and be able to see a doctor.

Inflation is killing the family budget. Families need low gas prices and to be able to purchase groceries. Businesses want safety for their customers, to prosper and not pay more taxes.

For decades former political leaders abused their power and stole money from our New Mexicans. Our families and children in the International District have suffered.

We must do everything possible to improve our community for the sake of our children.

About

What abilities do you have that qualify you for this office?

As a researcher, I analyze data and compile comprehensive reports. I look for information and detail that tells a story and then create presentations to inform the public on policy and governmental affairs. I read proposed legislation and testify during the legislative session. I have numerous years of experience researching public education policy to understand what systems can be improved to help our youth thrive in the classroom.

What is your top priority, and how do you plan to address it?

In my district, I want to see the right kind of economic development for our community. That starts with supporting small business owners to stay in business and create jobs for the community. That means less taxation. It also means that order to thrive, we must increase policing and help homeless off the streets so that we have safe thoroughfares to and from the Kirtland Air Force Base, safety for people to enjoy the State Fair grounds, and auto row in the International District.

ISSUES

What additional water policies and actions, if any, are needed in New Mexico?

In regard to drinking water, we must ensure that water sources for all drinking water are clean, safe, and available especially in rural communities. This means that there must be affordable funding and technical assistance for well testing and more opportunities for water reclamation and water treatment. We must continue to push for fair water rights as a state for our farmers along the Rio Grande. As a Native American, my culture understands that water is life.

What, if anything, should be done to improve public safety?

New Mexico must protect our southern border from invasion. Our open border policies have allowed for over a million undocumented aliens to disappear within our own borders. The current policies are allowing for illegal drug trafficking and with that also comes the trafficking of women and children into the sex trade. We must have the resources to lawfully provide immigration services for people who desire to become citizens and strict policies for against criminals from foreign lands.

What programs or actions, if any, would you support to provide more affordable housing?

My district along the central avenue corridor has long considered a depressed real estate market.

Lower rents meant high crime. I believe that reviving our neighborhoods associations is key to reviving and improving our communities. I support programs that offer homeowners affordable home improvement loans. I believe in neighborhood first-time home buyer’s programs so families can become a homeowner and stay in their community if they choose. The high interest rates are preventing homeownership by pricing prospective homeowners out of the market.

How can New Mexico diversify its economy?

We must continue to offer incentives to attract businesses to New Mexico that will offer jobs to our young New Mexicans. We also must encourage small businesses to produce goods and services to bring to market. I would like to see a local small business development center in District 19 to serve our multi-cultural entrepreneurs.

Should legislators be paid a salary?

No, I do not believe that legislators be paid a salary. I believe that adequate stipends should be available. Legislators would be an employee of the state and no longer a true representative of their voters. Bill HJR8 Legislative Salaries was sponsored by Emerge New Mexico Alumnae in effort to have 28 of their own members of a special interest group paid through funds from the gas and oil revenue with an annual cost of $5.5M.

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Making a difference for the International District

Message

53% of Democratic voters are unhappy with what they see in our district and feel unsafe.

We have skyrocketing crime. Homeless men and women are roaming our streets and laying on our sidewalks. Children must be escorted to school.

Hard working families want a safe community and be able to see a doctor.

Inflation is killing the family budget. Families need low gas prices and to be able to purchase groceries. Businesses want safety for their customers, to prosper and not pay more taxes.

For decades former political leaders abused their power and stole money from our New Mexicans. Our families and children in the International District have suffered.

We must do everything possible to improve our community for the sake of our children.

About

What abilities do you have that qualify you for this office?

What is your top priority, and how do you plan to address it?

ISSUES

What additional water policies and actions, if any, are needed in New Mexico?

What, if anything, should be done to improve public safety?

What programs or actions, if any, would you support to provide more affordable housing?

My district along the central avenue corridor has long considered a depressed real estate market.

How can New Mexico diversify its economy?

Should legislators be paid a salary?

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Making a difference for the International District

Message

53% of Democratic voters are unhappy with what they see in our district and feel unsafe.

We have skyrocketing crime. Homeless men and women are roaming our streets and laying on our sidewalks. Children must be escorted to school.

Hard working families want a safe community and be able to see a doctor.

Inflation is killing the family budget. Families need low gas prices and to be able to purchase groceries. Businesses want safety for their customers, to prosper and not pay more taxes.

For decades former political leaders abused their power and stole money from our New Mexicans. Our families and children in the International District have suffered.

We must do everything possible to improve our community for the sake of our children.

About

What abilities do you have that qualify you for this office?

What is your top priority, and how do you plan to address it?

ISSUES

What additional water policies and actions, if any, are needed in New Mexico?

What, if anything, should be done to improve public safety?

What programs or actions, if any, would you support to provide more affordable housing?

My district along the central avenue corridor has long considered a depressed real estate market.

How can New Mexico diversify its economy?

Should legislators be paid a salary?

Contact Me

LET'S MEET

Candidate for State Representative

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