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SPC SPC Email Senate Assignment Assignment Contact House Assignment Assignment Contact Javier Martinez (D) 505-289-3939 1101 MIS ABUELITOS DR Javier.Martinez@Nmlegis SPC Assignments and Contacts SPC SPC Email Senate Assignment Assignment Contact House Assignment Assignment Contact Javier Martinez (D) 505-289-3939 1101 MIS ABUELITOS DR javier.martinez@nmlegis. NW gov ALBUQUERQUE NM 87104 Daniel Vaquera [email protected] Sarah Maestas Barnes (R) 505-847-6391 10102 RIO DEL NORTE CT sarah.maestasbarnes@n NW mlegis.gov ALBUQUERQUE NM 87114 Dennis Chavez [email protected] Deborah Armstrong (D) 505-795-5164 2015 DIETZ PL NW deborah.armstrong@nml ALBUQUERQUE NM 87107 egis.gov Jean Duran [email protected] James Smith (R) 505-954-1075 6 EQUESTRIAN CT [email protected] TIJERAS NM 87059 Jane Powdrell-Culbert (R) 505-721-9021 114 RICHARD RD [email protected] CORRALES NM 87048 Diane Stearley [email protected] William Payne (R) 505-986-4702 Nate Gentry (R) 505-508-0782 BOX 14823 william.payne@nmlegis. 3716 ANDREW DR NE [email protected] ALBUQUERQUE NM gov ALBUQUERQUE NM 87110 87191 William Rehm (R) 10932 RICHFIELD AVE NE 505-259-3398 ABQ, NM 87122 [email protected] Tim MacEachen [email protected] Totsie Slover [email protected] Rebecca Dow (R) 575-894-5646 806 Sierra Vista [email protected] Truth or Consequences, v NM 87901 Earl Greer [email protected] Howie Morales (D) 575-574-0043 Rudy Martinez (D) 575-534-7546 4285 SWAN STREET [email protected] PO Box 164 rodolpho.martinez@nmle SILVER CITY NM 88061 Bayard, NM 88023 g.gov Kim Clark [email protected] Pete Campos (D) 505-454-2501 Nick Salazar (D) 505-663-5849 418 RAYNOLDS 505-425-0508 BOX 1076 505-852-4178 AVENUE [email protected] OHKAY OWINGEH NM LAS VEGAS NM 87701 ov 87566 Catherine Moon [email protected] Carlos Cisneros (D) 505-670-5610 Roberto Gonzales (D) 575-751-1467 BOX 1179 carlos.cisneros@nmlegis 26 LAVENDER RD 575-758-2674 QUESTA NM 87556 .gov TAOS NM 87571 roberto.gonzales@nmlegi Paul Romero [email protected] s.gov Jim Trujillo (D) 505-438-8890 1901 MORRIS PL [email protected] SANTA FE NM 87505 Carl Trujillo (D) 505-699-6690 JoAnne Vigil JERRY HATCHET LN [email protected] Coppler [email protected] SANTA FE NM 87506 Richard Martinez (D) 505-747-2337 Brian Egolf (D) 505-986-4757 BOX 762 richard.martinez@nmle 165 BROWNELL [email protected] ESPANOLA, NM 87532 gis.gov HOWLAND RD Santa Fe, NM 87501 Peter Wirth (D) 505-988-1668 708 PASEO DE PERALTA 505-989-8667 SANTA FE, NM 87501 [email protected] v Victoria Murphy [email protected] William Burt (R) 575-434-1414 Yvette Herrell (R) 575-430-2113 BOX 1848 575-434-6140 1308 ADAMS AVE [email protected] ALAMOGORDO, NM [email protected] ALAMOGORDO, NM 88311 88310 Ron Griggs (R) 575-439-1331 2705 BIRDIE LOOP [email protected] LAS CRUCES, NM 88007 Sonya Roberts [email protected] Zach Cook (R) 575-937-7644 142 ROWAN RD [email protected] James Russ [email protected] RUIDOSO, NM 88345 v Pat Woods (R) 575-357-8534 Randal Crowder (R) 575-763-3901 4000 CR M [email protected] 2400 FAIRWAY TERRACE randal.crowder@nmlegis. BROADVIEW, NM CLOVIS NM 88101 gov Coletta Ray [email protected] 88112 Stuart Ingel (R) 575-356-3088 Bob Wooley (R) 575-627-6277 2106 WEST UNIVERSITY [email protected] 4504 VERDE DR [email protected] DRIVE, v ROSWELL NM 88201 Doug Redmond [email protected] PORTALES NM 88130 John Sapien (D) 505-765-5662 1600 WEST ELLA [email protected] CORRALES, NM 87048 v Sacha Johnston [email protected] Daniel Ivey-Soto (D) 505-881-4475 1420 CARLISLE BLVD daniel.ivey- NE, SUITE 208 [email protected] ALBUQUERQUE NM Paul Wilson [email protected] 87110 Mark Moores (R) 505-681-1975 9641 SELIGMAN mark.moores@nmlegis. AVENUE gov ALBUQUERQUE, NM Steven Radolinski [email protected] 87109 John Arthur Smith (D) 575-546-4979 BOX 998 575-546-8546 DEMING NM 8031 [email protected] Lorenzo Carreon [email protected].
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