What I Oppose

 I oppose systems that make elections harder to verify and easier to question. Every lawful voter deserves confidence that elections are secure, legitimate, and protected. 

 I oppose “everything-in-one” bills that hide unrelated policies, bury accountability, and force representatives into false choices. One issue, one bill. 

 I oppose policies that repeatedly release dangerous offenders back into our communities until someone gets hurt. Public safety must come first. 

 I oppose broad “sensitive places” restrictions and policies that punish responsible gun owners instead of targeting violent criminals and prohibited possessors. 

 A suppressor is a safety and hearing-protection tool—not a weapon that can fire a round. I oppose outdated policy that regulates suppressors like operational firearms. 

 I oppose security approaches that rely on luck and response time alone. I support layered school safety, including structured, trained programs coordinated with law enforcement. 

 I oppose tax policies that choke small businesses and slow growth. New Mexico should reward work, investment, and job creation—not punish it. 

 I oppose policies that restrict access, ignore maintenance, and allow forests to become dangerous fuel loads. Stewardship means management, not neglect. 

 I oppose any activity that lacks transparency, oversight, and public accountability. If it’s happening, New Mexicans deserve clear answers and clear rules. 

 I oppose systems that trap people in red tape, fail to correct eligibility errors, and waste taxpayer money. Programs should serve those who truly qualify—efficiently and responsibly. 

 I oppose policies that shut parents out and accept failure as normal. Our children deserve high standards, real accountability, and multiple education pathways.