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Help us recruit women of different backgrounds and parts of the
state to change the face of politics. Emerge New Mexico is currently accepting
applications for the 2020 Class but the deadline is coming up soon...
- Applications due December 13th -
In 2019, women account for over 50% of the U.S. population, yet women make up only 23.6% of the U.S. Congress, 29.3% of statewide elected offices, and only 35.7% of the Legislature in the state of New Mexico. We do not accept these statistics and are working to ensure that women in New Mexico and throughout the country are represented at all levels of government.
Women around the country have stepped up to take a leading role in our government. Will you join them? Take the first step in changing the face of politics on the local and national levels by applying to be part of the Emerge New Mexico Class of 2020.
Start your application for Emerge today!
- Deadline is Friday, December 13th -
Know a woman you would like to see in public office? Nominate her to be a part of Emerge New Mexico!
Invest in future Democratic women leaders by sponsoring a future Emergista or contributing to the Scholarship Fund.
Interested in other ways to contribute? Help us meet our 2020 goal by becoming one of our two-hundred $20 monthly contributors.
Visit EmergeNM.org for more information, or contact Contessa Trujillo at [email protected] with questions.
- EMERGE NM THANKS OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS -
MADAME PRESIDENT
Bencoe & LaCour Law, P.C.
Curtis & Co. Law Firm (Lisa Curtis)
McGinn, Montoya, Love and Curry, P.A.
VICE PRESIDENTIAL
Drs. Glenna & Curtis Boyd
Martinez, Hart, Thompson & Sanchez, P.C.
GUBERNATORIAL
MLG PAC • American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees • New Mexico Building & Construction Trades Council • Sheet Metal Workers Local 49 • Conservation Voters New Mexico • New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association • Eve Espey • The Davis Kelin Law Firm LLC • Fadduol Cluff Hardy & Conaway PC • Kennedy, Kennedy & Ives • Julianna Koob • McGraw & Strickland • The O’Connell Group, Merrill Lynch • Salazar, Sullivan & Jasionowski • True Health • The Vargas Law Firm, LLC
LEGISLATIVE
Representative Micaela Lara Cadena • Bernalillo County Commissioner Maggie Hart Stebbins • American Federation of Teachers - NM • Allegra Carpenter • Harvey & Foote Law Firm • Law Office of Matthew Vance, P.C. • Dan Weaks Consulting, Inc.
CITY COUNCIL
Heinrich for New Mexico • Assistant Speaker Ben Ray Luján • Congresswoman Deb Haaland • Senator Daniel Ivey-Soto • Senator Bill O’Neill • Senator Liz Stefanics and SFCC Trustee Linda Siegle • Representative Daymon Ely & Brian Morris • Representative Joanne & Rich Ferrary • Representative Moe Maestas & Vanessa Alarid • Bernalillo County Assessor Tanya Giddings • Albuquerque Area Fire Fighters IAFF Local 244 • Democratic Party of New Mexico • Federation of Democratic Women of Doña Ana County • National Education Association NM • Tyler Atkins & Sam Walker • Dave Baaland & David M. Houliston • Blazejewski & Hansen Law Firm • Jim Collie • Jack Jacks • David Jaramillo • Lauren Keefe • Kei & Molly Textiles • Jon Lipshutz • Margaret Montoya & Charles Boyer • Cerianne Mullins • Diane Ogawa & Irene Agostini • Elizabeth Radosevich & Jason Greenlee • Feliz Rael • Sutin, Thayer & Browne, Lawyers • Mia Touchet & Rachel Higgins • Gabrielle Valdez • Ryan Villa • Jane Wiggins
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