State Representative District 10
State Representatives sit in the New Mexico House of Representatives, which is the lower house of New Mexico. Representatives introduce and vote on proposed laws, serve on legislative committees, and participate in hearings, floor debates, fact-finding and investigations. They also may assist constituents with issues and problems the constituents may have with government agencies within New Mexico. Term: Two years; no term limits.
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CHRISTOPHER P CRANE
(Rep)
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G ANDRES ROMERO
(Dem)
1. What qualifies you for this office?
2. How would you address your highest priorities?
3. How should the legislature address future water needs in an increasingly arid state?
4. What criteria should be applied when considering proposed large economic development projects?
5. What more can be done to ensure that residents have adequate access to health care in your district?
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mailingstate
NM
Campaign Phone
505-514-9574
Occupation
High School Teacher
Filing County
Bernalillo
I have served in the New Mexico State Legislature for 6 terms. In this time I have been effective at working with the communities within House District 10 to provide vital community infrastructure projects. I have been a classroom teacher for eleven years and have been able to use my classroom experience to pass crucial, bipartisan education legislation that has been signed into law by both Republican and Democratic governors.
I would continue to use the interim legislative process to gather input from key community stakeholders and fellow legislators to craft well-vetted legislation for the betterment of our communities here in New Mexico.
As a state, we must bolster our water storage efforts upstream and continue to be efficient with our water usage.
Large economic development project should include detailed environmental impact assessments as well as cumulative impact assessments for the communities these projects are located as to not overburden particular communities.
The legislature must continue to expand Medicaid programs across the state to improve coverage for all New Mexicans. We must also continue to support medical malpractice reform efforts to recruit our medical school students and retain our existing doctors in the state.
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