Stephanie Garcia Richard, the first woman to serve as state land commissioner, is making history once again by announcing her candidacy for lieutenant governor in the 2026 election. Garcia Richard’s campaign website highlights her accomplishments during her tenure as land commissioner, including generating record revenues for public schools while championing renewable energy development and environmental conservation.
In other news, U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján criticized the Trump administration for using an encrypted messaging app to discuss sensitive military information, potentially putting service members at risk. They called for accountability and expressed concerns about national security.
Meanwhile, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office has faced criticism for the inconsistent posting of her official work schedules online. The public calendar offers insight into how the governor spends her time and with whom she meets, including lawmakers and other influential figures.
Recent entries on the governor’s calendar include meetings with senior staff, reviews of bills, and discussions with organizations and local officials. The transparency provided by the public calendar allows taxpayers and voters to understand the governor’s activities and engagements, shedding light on the inner workings of New Mexico’s government.
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