Carol A. Clark, Las Alamos Daily Post
Rep. Christine Chandler demonstrates her dedication and perseverance by continuously refining and advancing important legislation, such as the statewide paid family leave program, through active listening and collaboration.
(Photo by Gabriela Campos, The New Mexican)
MOWW News Release Published to the Los Alamos Reporter
Rep. Christine Chandler, a dedicated public servant with extensive experience in local governance and legal affairs, will be the speaker at this month’s Military Order of the World Wars meeting, where she will provide an insightful overview of the 2024 legislative sessions.
Austin Fisher, Source NM
Rep. Christine Chandler, who advocated the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act to support New Mexico's working families and small businesses, continues to refine and advocate for crucial legislation despite the bill's narrow defeat in the House.
(Photo by: Eddie Moore, Albuquerque Journal)
Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Post
Rep. Christine Chandler sponsors the Firearm Industry Accountability Act and co-sponsors the ERPO amendments, demonstrating her commitment to comprehensive public safety measures in New Mexico.
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Rep. Christine Chandler, KRWG Public media
Rep. Christine Chandler emphasizes the need to use New Mexico's budget surplus to diversify revenues, support vital programs, and make targeted tax cuts that benefit everyday New Mexicans, ensuring long-term stability and prosperity for the state.
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Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post
Rep. Christine Chandler is honored to receive endorsements from the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association for her steadfast advocacy for education and workers, and her commitment to ensuring that New Mexico's educators and students have the support they need for success.
Los Alamos Reporter
Rep. Christine Chandler celebrates the signing of HB 31 and HB 207, which eliminate the requirement for publication of name changes and expand the Human Rights Act to include gender in support of queer and trans New Mexicans across the state.
KRWG Public Media
The 2021 legislative session concluded with House Democrats, including Rep. Christine Chandler, achieving significant milestones, such as a budget focused on economic recovery and investments in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and job creation. Despite virtual participation due to health concerns, public involvement hit record levels with over 19,000 testimonies. Speaker of the House Brian Egolf praised the session's accomplishments, highlighting transformative legislation and efforts to support New Mexicans during the pandemic.
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Nash Jones, KUNM
Rep. Christine Chandler played a key role in crafting a balanced and inclusive comprehensive tax package, reaching a crucial compromise on the capital gains deduction that contributed to the bill's successful passage through the House Taxation and Revenue Committee.
(Photo by: Andres Leighton, Associated Press)
Andrew Oxford, KUNM
Rep. Christine Chandler, Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, emphasized the importance of reintegrating individuals with felony convictions into the community by supporting House Bill 4, which includes automatic voter registration and restoring voting rights upon release from prison, as it advances to a full House vote.
(Photo by: Morgan Lee, Associated Press)
Nash Jones, KUNM
Rep. Christine Chandler, co-sponsor of House Bill 144, champions significant increases to New Mexico's child tax credit for low-income families, aiming to alleviate child poverty and ensure long-term benefits by indexing the credits to inflation.
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Alice Fordham, KUNM
Rep. Christine Chandler co-sponsors Senate Bill 47 to end driver's license suspensions for nonpayment of fines and missed court appearances, promoting fair access to work and essential services for New Mexicans.
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Jeanette DeDios, KUNM
Rep. Christine Chandler co-sponsors House Bill 27 to mandate coverage for diagnostic and supplemental breast exams without cost-sharing, aiming to reduce treatment costs and save lives through early detection.
(Photo by: Melani Ferrari, Pixabay)
Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's Connect New Mexico Pilot Program, supported by Rep. Christine Chandler, will utilize $123 million to achieve the largest broadband expansion in state history, aiming to enhance digital equity and connectivity across underserved areas of New Mexico.
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Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 163, a major tax relief package aimed at reducing costs for New Mexicans. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Christine Chandler, Rep. Javier Martínez, Rep. Micaela Lara Cadena, Sen. Peter Wirth, and Sen. Michael Padilla, eliminates taxes on Social Security income, cuts the state's gross receipts tax for the first time in 40 years, and provides a variety of additional tax credits and rebates.
(Photo by: KUNM)
Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed Senate Bill 8, which empowers New Mexico and Albuquerque/Bernalillo County to implement environmental regulations that exceed federal standards. Sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth, Sen. Linda Lopez, Rep. Nathan Small, and Rep. Christine Chandler, the bill enables state and local agencies to adopt stricter rules for air quality, hazardous waste, and PFAS remediation. This legislation aims to improve environmental protections and address climate issues more proactively, without mandating more stringent regulations.
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Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed House Bill 20 into law, guaranteeing paid sick leave for New Mexico workers starting July 1, 2022. Sponsored by Senate Pro Tem Mimi Stewart, Rep. Christine Chandler, Rep. Angelica Rubio, Rep. Daymon Ely, and Rep. Patricia Roybal Caballero, the Healthy Workplaces Act mandates that employees accrue one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. This measure aims to protect workers' health and prevent them from having to choose between their well-being and their pay.
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Los Alamos Reporter
Representative Christine Chandler received the New Mexico Federation of Labor AFL-CIO’s “Labor Riveter” and “Labor Trailblazer” awards at the Federation’s Annual Convention. Chandler was honored for her efforts in advancing workers' rights through key legislation, including SB98 (Public Project Prevailing Wage Complaints), HB20 (Healthy Workplaces Act), SB4 (Prevailing Wage and Fringe Benefit Rates), and SB41 (College Research Park & Economic Development Act Changes).
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