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Welcome
We have the power to change New Mexico, but we can only do it together. Together we can reduce the achievement gap in our schools. Together we can create high-wage jobs by investing in New Mexico’s people. Together we can reduce the number of those without healthcare and work to ensure that every New Mexico child is covered. Day 6 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD TourDay 6 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD Tour Today began with a trip to the Starbucks in Ruidoso. With my non-fat, no-whip mocha in hand, I started down the road to Capitan. It was a gorgeous drive through the pine-covered mountains. Day 5 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD TourDay 5 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD Tour I got up early this morning so I could take a walk. I was up just in time to watch a beautiful New Mexico sunrise over the mountains. As the sun rose over Alamogordo, I walked into the Waffle and Pancakes Shoppe for some coffee and said hello to some Department of Transportation workers on their way in to work. The morning drive up the mountain from Alamogordo to Cloudcroft was unbelievably scenic. It was truly great to be able to survey the area around me and to see the desert draped in green. Day 3 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD TourDay 3 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD Tour Roswell: I started the third day of this first road tour with an early morning radio interview at KCKN. We went to Martin's Capitol Café for a quick breakfast and then on to Pioneer Plaza for office hours in Roswell. Some people stopped by just to say hello, but many others raised serious concerns about veterans' affairs and local unemployment. Just before noon, we departed Roswell for Vaughn. Vaughn: Day 2 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD TourJuly 23, 2008 - Day 2 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD Tour Clovis: It was an early start again today - I began my day with two radio interviews in Clovis to get the word out. Day 1 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD TourJuly 22, 2008 - Day 1 of the ROUNDHOUSE ON THE ROAD Tour My Roundhouse on the Road tour began bright and early Tuesday morning. Although I was anxious to get on the road and meet with people, my first task was to get the word out. At 6:00 am I had early morning television and radio interviews to let people know we were on the way. Then we loaded up the bus and got on the road at about 6:30 am. Santa Rosa: May 15, 2008 Lt. Governor Denish to tour “legacy” uranium sites with key environmental group, meet with concerned citizensLt. Governor Denish to tour “legacy” uranium sites with key environmental group, meet with concerned citizens Santa Fe – Lt. Governor Diane Denish on Friday will visit three abandoned uranium sites on the Navajo Nation and speak with ranchers, former mine workers and millworkers about their experiences. Joining her will be Chris Shuey, Director of the Uranium Impact Assessment Program for the Southwest Research and Information Center, and Leona Morgan of ENDAUM – Eastern Navajos Dine Against Uranium Mining. ( categories: )
April 22, 2008 Lt. Governor Denish releases new wage-gap analysis; women and ethnic groups still lag behind
Lt. Governor Denish releases new wage-gap analysis; Albuquerque – Lt. Governor Diane Denish today – National Pay Equity Day -- announced the results of a new, county-by-county wage study that shows women continue to earn less than men in every corner of the state. In addition, both men and women of ethnicity lag dramatically behind their peers. ( categories: )
April 14, 2008 Lt. Governor Denish releases 1st Quarter campaign reportLt. Governor Diane Denish has released on her web site, www.dianedenish.com, her finance report for the last quarter of 2007. This is in keeping with her campaign's promise last year to issue quarterly finance reports.
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