Animal Protection Voters (APV), New Mexico’s leading political and legislative advocacy organization for animal protection—via its political action committee APV-PAC—announced its endorsement of 24 candidates facing contested races in the primary election on June 2, and early endorsement of 41 incumbents seeking re-election and facing opponents in the general election on November 3.
Animal Protection Voters, New Mexico’s leading political and legislative advocacy organization for animal protection—via its political action committee APV-PAC—announced its endorsement of three candidates in contested primary races for District Attorney. Recent notable animal-related criminal cases have been handled by those three judicial districts, making it important who serves as District Attorney in these districts.
Animal Protection Voters, New Mexico’s leading political and legislative advocacy organization for animal protection—via its political action committee APV-PAC—announced its endorsement of three candidates in contested primary races for District Attorney. Recent notable animal-related criminal cases have been handled by those three judicial districts, making it important who serves as District Attorney in these districts.
In upcoming city elections in Albuquerque, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe, every vote can be a voice for animals. As municipalities continue to face significant animal issues in upcoming years, Animal Protection Voters proudly announces its endorsement of the following candidates.
As the authority who controls the use and care of 9 million surface acres of state trust land in order to fund childhood education and other public institutions, the State Land Commissioner is in a powerful position to protect New Mexico’s wildlife residing on those lands.
“I will always push to ensure animals receive humane care and protection from cruelty and exploitation, and that we give real value to the connection between compassion for animals and the wellbeing of families and communities,” said Senator Howie Morales.
