Democratic Party of Sandoval County Newsletter
May 2023
“Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” —Barack Obama
Announcements
First Friday Meeting
Second Saturday Meeting
Joan Baker, Political Affairs Director for the UA Local 412, Plumber & Pipefitters Union. She was recently awarded as a Woman of Influence by Albuquerque Business First for her work in bringing skilled trades training to rural and tribal communities. Joan is a former chair of the Democratic Party of Valencia County. Joan is working hard to ensure workers rights and the values of working families are upheld in New Mexico.
WHAT TO DO AT AN ICE CHECKPOINT
WHAT TO DO AT AN ICE CHECKPOINT, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE WHITE and/or FEEL THE...
Did you know? Only 15% of eligible voters cast their vote in the recent Rio Rancho municipal election.
Coming up on 14 April, we have a runoff election for the office of Rio Rancho...
Congratulations, Karissa!
On 3 March, Karissa Culbreath won reelection to Rio Rancho's District 5 City...
Save 14 April to vote in Rio Rancho: Alex Piland is in Runoff Election for Rio Rancho Mayor!
On March 3, Alex made the top 2 in a crowded field for the mayor's race and is...
Rio Rancho municipal election: Who and what is on the ballot
Early voting is in progress: 3 – 28 Feb. Election day is 3 March. Six...
Rio Rancho early voting 3 – 28 Feb • Find your voting place
Early Voting Locations Broadmoor Senior Center (City Clerk’s annex) 3241...
News and Editorials
Did you know? Only 15% of eligible voters cast their vote in the recent Rio Rancho municipal election.
Coming up on 14 April, we have a runoff election for the office of Rio Rancho mayor with our very own Alex Piland. We can win this one if we get out the Democratic vote. If you live in Rio Rancho and are a Democrat—or a Democrat-leaning DTS: check your voter...
Congratulations, Karissa!
On 3 March, Karissa Culbreath won reelection to Rio Rancho's District 5 City Council seat with 54% of the vote, defeating a well-funded challenger. Way to go, Karissa!
Save 14 April to vote in Rio Rancho: Alex Piland is in Runoff Election for Rio Rancho Mayor!
On March 3, Alex made the top 2 in a crowded field for the mayor's race and is now in the runoff, scheduled for April 14. She faces a Republican opponent (officially, municipal elections are non-partisan, but political affiliation naturally affects an individual's...
Honoring Volunteers
Michael Baron Leads Write On NM! project
How would you like to alter public opinion, "right the ship," and help steer a new course for New Mexico and our country? Join Dr Michael Baron on the "Write On NM!" project. It requires NO experience, and as little or as much time as you wish to devote to it, on your...
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WHAT TO DO AT AN ICE CHECKPOINT
WHAT TO DO AT AN ICE CHECKPOINT, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE WHITE and/or FEEL THE NEED TO JAM UP THE WORKS. With the announcement that the Pentagon is sending another 3,000 soldiers to the southwest, I...
Did you know? Only 15% of eligible voters cast their vote in the recent Rio Rancho municipal election.
Coming up on 14 April, we have a runoff election for the office of Rio Rancho mayor with our very own Alex Piland. We can win this one if we get out the Democratic vote. If you live in Rio Rancho...
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