Letter to Editor from Rep. Rebecca Dow

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Published: 31 December 2020 31 December 2020

New Year's Resolutions
With the coming arrival of January 1, many New Mexicans are reflecting on the close of 2020 and looking forward to the beginning of a new calendar year. For many of us, the start of a new year is an opportunity for a new chapter, a chance to recommit to bettering ourselves in some simple way. It may be a resolution to spend more time with loved ones, eat healthier and exercise, learn new skills or achieve a new personal goal.

As your State Representative, the New Year is an opportunity for me to reflect on how I serve you and commit to ways I can improve. To that end, I offer my New Year's Resolutions below to you:

I commit to protecting individual liberty.

I commit to working to get our students back in school.

I commit to fighting for our small businesses.

I commit to being accessible and working on your behalf.

I commit to a transparent, open, and accountable legislative session.

I commit to ensuring the voice of rural New Mexico is heard and that our communities are given the resources they need to thrive.

I commit to raising the voice of those who are vulnerable and whose cries often go unheard.

I hope that you will join me this year in protecting our western way of life.

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Sincerely,

Representative Rebecca Dow
House District 38
"Look, I am making all things new." He said, "Write, for these words are faithful and true." Rev 21:5

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