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Gabe Vasquez
NM-02Last updated July 2nd, 2024 at 3:24pm GMT.
Last updated July 2nd, 2024 at 3:24pm GMT.
Voters (including in Spanish language advertising) need to hear negative messages on Vasquez through the messaging pathway Biden’s negatives has been driven by. This is done through messaging on economic and personal security (less the border) issues.
AB/Early Vote Window Opens: October 8th
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Ballots Drop: October 8th
Ballots Due By: 7pm on Election Day
In Congress, Gabe Vasquez voted to allow biological males to participate in women’s sports.
PHOTO: Gabe Vasquez photo library
VIDEO: Gabe Vasquez footage #1
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VIDEO: Gabe Vasquez open to defunding police
VIDEO: Vasquez appears to call for giving a second chance to people involved in bad activities
With this business experience, her love of New Mexico, and principles guided by her faith, she ran for the State House of Representatives, representing Alamogordo. In her time serving the 51st District in Santa Fe, Yvette led the fight for less government overreach and championed policies that would strengthen small businesses, responsible spending, and protecting private property rights. It is here she found her passion for serving the state she loves and learned what it takes to deliver real results for her constituents.
In 2020, Yvette was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for New Mexico’s Second Congressional District. Continuing her work as a champion for hardworking New Mexicans, protecting our freedoms, and always putting New Mexico first.