Job Description: Writes budgets and crafts laws pertaining to schools, prisons and governmental agencies. Term: Two years (no term limit) Salary: $145 per diem for each day in session or an interim committee in addition to mileage reimbursement.
Rick S. Miera, Democrat (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Ernest H. Chavez, Democrat (Incumbent)
Clyde C. Wheeler, Republican
Robert A. Schiller, Independent
Website: none Did not respond to questionnaire.
Miguel P. Garcia, Democrat (Incumbent)
Clara A. Pena, Republican
Website: none Did not respond to questionnaire.
Teresa A. Zanetti, Republican (Incumbent)
Bill B. O’neill, Democrat
Website: none Did not respond to questionnaire.
Antonio “Moe” Maestas, Democrat (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Edward C. Sandoval, Democrat (Incumbent)
Ronald G. Toya, Republican
Gail Chasey, Democrat (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Sheryl Williams Stapleton, Democrat (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Richard J. Berry, Republican (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Mimi Stewart, Democrat (Incumbent)
Howard De La Cruz-Bancroft, Republican
Website: none Did not respond to questionnaire.
Janice E. Arnold-Jones, Republican (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Danice Picraux, Democrat (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Al Park, Democrat (Incumbent)
Rhead A. Story, Republican
Larry A. Larrañaga, Republican (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Jimmie C. Hall, Republican (Incumbent)
Website: jimmiehall.net 1) What experience makes you qualified for this position? I have lived in New Mexico for almost 20 years and I have represented this district for two terms. 2) What, if anything, should be done in our state to address ethics reform? Existing ethic and campaign laws need to be enforced. 3) How can we improve education in New Mexico? Pass and fund the proposed funding formula. 4) What will you do to improve infrastructure in your district? The only state infrastructure in District 28 is Tramway Boulevard. I support funding for the maintenance of Tramway. 5) What kind of energy do you think New Mexico can produce, and what can you do to further that industry? New Mexico can produce all types of energy. Existing and alternative energy production should not be hampered by excessive regulations. 6) What would you do to help solve the state’s transportation problem? Direct transportation funding to road and bridge improvements throughout the state that have been neglected due to the emphasis on the Rail Runner. 7) What local issue do you think is most relevant to your potential constituents, and how would you address it? The national economy; and I would support economic development throughout the state.
Shay Rose, Democrat
Thomas A. Anderson (Incumbent, Uncontested)
Justine Fox-Young, Republican (Incumbent)
Karen E. Giannini, Democrat
Website: none Did not respond to questionnaire.
