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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2016

Page

18

Sandoval County primary candidates respond to questionnaire

Republicans David Heil and Issach Martinez vie for District 4 on the county commission. Democratic Alexis Jimenez unopposed in the primary. Incumbent Eileen Garbagni has no primary opposition. Incumbent John Sapien challenged by Jodnlynn Ortiz in Democratic primary. Republican Diego Espinoza unopposed. Ortiz did not return the questionnaire.

The Observer Sandoval County David Heil Issach Martinez Alexis Jimenez Anna Messer F Kennett Eichwald Eichwald Nora Scherzinger Jay Block Eileen Garbagni James Baca Eugene Rinaldi Laura Montoya Leroy J. Lovato John Sapien Jodnlynn Ortiz Diego Espinoza Ortiz

Rio Rancho volunteer leader seeks Sandoval County and state posts

75 year old Republican candidate from Rio Rancho runs for State Senate District 9 and cites frontline experience as Kiwanis president, Sunday is Friday coordinator, and Buy Rio Rancho founder. He chairs Rio Rancho PZB, served on county P&I board, and champions water, oil and gas funding, economic growth via I-40 access, and youth services.

Rio Rancho Kiwanis Fuiday Buy Rio Rancho Rio Rancho P&i Board Bay Rio Rancho Campaign Kiwanis Sandoval County Juvenile Justice Board St. Vincent de Paul P&z

Issach Martinez Profile and Policy Views for Sandoval County

Issach Martinez age twenty, full time student and part time Bed Bath and Beyond associate in Rio Rancho, seeks county office. He served as student body president and chaired his school's executive committee, supports gas and oil drilling with stronger restrictions when harmful, endorses SEA efforts but urges more action, and calls for laws to spur growth while pressuring Rio Rancho to follow. He notes progress in county outreach but desires more EMS and accessible medical facilities for rural areas.

Bed Bath and Rio Rancho Sandoval

Nominee Anna Messer Advocates Moratorium and Growth Plans

Anna Messer, 60, Democrat and paralegal, office manager for Honstein Oil, backs a six month county moratorium on new oil and gas drilling to allow planning and zoning updates. She supports Sandoval Economic Alliance, cites economic strain, and urges collaboration with legislators to boost development and ease traffic toward I-25 and I-40.

New Mexico Senator John Sapien Champions Education and Infrastructure

John Sapien, a Corrales resident and Democrat, serves as state senator for District 9 since 2008. He touts passage of 13 laws including SB 120 creating a stronger early childhood system, supports Paseo del Volcan expansion and K-3 Plus, and calls for higher penalties for repeat DWI offenders and more transit funding. He highlights economic gains from education and wages, urging community effort to boost quality of life.

District 4 Susana Martinez Paseo del Volcan Rio Rancho

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