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NM Counties provides information on a ballot initiative giving counties the same
authority Cities have in setting salaries for elected officials
Local Compensation Act – Amendment 4 – provides county government with the freedom to set salaries
See pdf below
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ALBUQUERQUE, OCTOBER 14—This afternoon, Republican senatorial candidate Nella Domenici and Democrat incumbent Martin Heinrich sparred off in a televised debate on KOAT-TV. The questions touched on a variety of topics, including inflation and spending, drug overdoses, limits on late-term abortions, the border and immigration, education, and energy.
Nella Domenici began her opening statements by giving Senator Heinrich an F on his performance, and in her closing statement, she hammered the reality home for many New Mexicans.
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ALBUQUERQUE, OCTOBER 11—Democrats Senator Martin Heinrich and Representative Gabe Vasquez support extreme green energy policies that threaten America's energy independence. Their opposition to domestic oil and gas production, including their stance against drilling in New Mexico, could dangerously make the country reliant on foreign oil from hostile nations such as Russia and Venezuela. For instance, their support for the Green New Deal, which aims to transition to 100% renewable energy, could lead to increased reliance on energy imports from adversaries who control the global energy market, putting America's energy security at risk.
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Leadership calls on him to step down from the race immediately.
ALBUQUERQUE, OCTOBER 10—Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez's past run-ins with the law continue to come back to haunt him. Today, another shocking article exposes a disturbing police report detailing that Representative Vasquez threatened to murder and bury someone.
The Republican Party of New Mexico Chairman Steve Pearce issued the following statement:
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ALBUQUERQUE, OCTOBER 9—Democrat Senator Martin Heinrich's unwavering support for Kamala Harris's radical environmental agenda, which includes an anti-fracking stance, risks the livelihoods of thousands of New Mexico's hardworking families.
Heinrich's alliance with fellow Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez, who also backs extreme environmental policies, is part of a radical movement to prioritize ideology over real New Mexico jobs. Their policies that would ban fracking would eliminate more than an estimated 140,000 jobs in New Mexico's energy industry.
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SANTA FE—Following the vice presidential debate between Senator JD Vance (R-OH) and Governor Tim Walz (D-MN), Senate Republican Leader, Senator Greg Baca (R-Belen) has issued the following statement in response:
"Tonight, Senator JD Vance was the clear victor in the debate versus Governor Tim Walz. Senator Vance laid out an eloquent and concise path to prosperity for our country.
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ALBUQUERQUE, SEPTEMBER 24— DemocratsMartin Heinrich and Gabe Vasquez have joined Vice President Kamala Harris in supporting dangerous, radical open border policies that threaten the safety and security of New Mexico. Heinrich’s long-standing support for amnesty for 12 million unvetted, illegal immigrants and Vasquez’s backing of open border policies pushed by Harris show that both politicians are more aligned with Washington elites than the people of New Mexico.
“Martin Heinrich and Gabe Vasquez have both embraced the extreme, open-border agenda promoted and enabled by Kamala Harris,” said Republican Party of New Mexico Chairman Steve Pearce. “Their lawless immigration positions have made New Mexico an epicenter for cartel activity and human trafficking by encouraging illegal immigration and weakening border security. New Mexico families cannot afford four more years of the Harris, Heinrich, Vasquez open-border chaos.”
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I recently wrote to Senator Heinrich, as he says, about Mexico's decree to ban glyphosate and genetically modified corn. Senator Heinrich doesn't address my issues but seems to be in favor of the USMCA rules that
support trade no matter how much harm abiding by those rules might come to the people and the environment. Mexico is making an effort to protect their citizens from toxic glyphosate and genetically modified products. He
seems to think that even though it is a sovereign nation, why should the Mexicans get a break from the bad practices of the USDA? Full speed ahead on American citizens, however.
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