Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham

On Friday, I met with Governor-elect Deb Haaland to initiate the transition of power following her historic election this week. I’m confident that Governor-elect Haaland will keep our state moving in the right direction because she shares New Mexicans’ vision for a prosperous and equitable future for all. My team and I will assist in any way we can during the transition.

In New Mexico, investing in education means investing in every part of a student’s future, including the opportunities they have beyond the classroom.

It was an honor to join the Taos community for the ribbon cutting of a new athletic and training facility at Taos High School, honoring the legacy of beloved coach Daniel “Dan Dan” Barrone Jr. Coach Barrone dedicated his life to Taos students, and his legacy will live on through the generations of young athletes who will learn, grow and build confidence in this space.

New Mexico is making historic investments in education because our students deserve every opportunity to succeed, in the classroom and beyond.

More investment. More jobs. More opportunities for New Mexicans.

We're opening the door to new economic development in communities across our state by nominating 65 areas in 22 counties for federal Opportunity Zone designation:
-Nearly 230,000 New Mexicans live in these communities.
-More than half of the selected areas are rural.
-The goal: attract private investment, support local businesses and create good-paying jobs.

From our biggest cities to our rural and Tribal communities, we're working to make sure more New Mexicans have the opportunity to thrive.

Learn more: edd.newmexico.gov/programs-and-s…

Last night, New Mexico made history by electing Deb Haaland as the first Native American woman governor in our nation's history.

Under Governor-elect Haaland’s leadership, our state will continue moving forward with compassion, integrity and respect for all New Mexicans. I congratulate Governor-elect Haaland on her historic victory, and l look forward to inviting her to the Governor’s Office soon to discuss a smooth and productive transition.

He's right, if impeachment of Trump was on the ballot, it would have won in a landslide.