Democratic Party of Sandoval County Newsletter
February 2024
“I have learned over the years that when one’s mind is made up, this diminishes fear; knowing what must be done does away with fear.”
Rosa Parks
Announcements and Events
DPSC Headquarters February Office Hours
3949 Corrales Rd. Suite 110
Corrales, NM 87048
February Office Hours
M-F, 11:00-1:00
Come in a visit with us!
Note: Office hours will increase as we move closer to Nov elections.
News
How ICE Harms Everyday Communities
Under Trump, New Mexico has seen one of the highest increases in ICE arrests among all U.S. states. Mass deportation policies create devastating ripple effects across American society. What began as a political promise to remove dangerous criminals from the country...
“The Paper” Interviews Greg Bennett on Blue Rio Rancho and Feed Rio Rancho Kids
Kevin Hendricks, Editor, The Paper Interviewed DPSC Chair Greg Bennett. "The ‘Blue Rio Rancho’ initiative targets unaffiliated voters while the party’s food program serves hundreds of kids each week Rio Rancho may have a reputation as a Republican stronghold, but the...
Elections
Important Dates for 2026 New Mexico General Election
6 Oct: Voter registration by mail, by voter registration agent, and online closes. Early voting begins at Sandoval County Office, 1500 Idalia Road, Bernalillo. The office will be open for voting 8AM-7PM. In-person same day voter registration is available. 17 Oct: More...
Opinions
MISS INFORMATION – Democrats Are Totally Unprepared for the MAGA Disinformation Machine
By Judy Gordon, DPSC Secretary Democratic losses in 2024 were fueled by a tsunami of right-wing propaganda. Disinformation on wedge issues like guns, LBTQ+ people, immigration, and abortion, along with lies about the economy and inflation, was force fed to voters like...
Did You Know
Sandoval County Democrats Fighting for Native American Voting Rights
New Mexico Democrats Feed Kids
In 2025, Republicans cut SNAP benefits for the entire country. Fortunately, New Mexico had a Democratic governor who fought for the 460,000 New Mexicans who receive food assistance. Governor Lujan Grisham applied $30,000,000 in state funds toward food assistance so...
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