6 November 2024: Victory for Kathleen Cates
Voters returned Kathleen to the NM House of Representatives for a second time! The final count showed her winning by over 1,000 votes ahead of her opponent.
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12 October Representative Cates Campaign Fundraising Event!
Join us for coffee and a light breakfast as the balloons ascend to support Representative Cates’ campaign for re-election! For more information and to reserve your place, please click here.
17 August 2024: Campaign Reception Supporting Representative Kathleen Cates
This month’s focus: The Creative Economy, Arts, and CultureCome join us with Representative Reena Szczepanski (House Majority Whip) on the new NM State department on growing our Creative Economy. Your presence and support are vital to the success of this campaign! Address sent upon RSVP RSVP Here
Representative Cates and Senator McKenna at Corrales Town Hall
Representative Kathleen Cates and Senator Brenda McKenna listen to constituent concerns at Corrales Town Hall, 8 January 2023. Story appears in the Corrales Comment.
13 Dec 23 Cleveland High School teacher wins National Milken Educators Award
Cleveland High School teacher Ashali Knoell won the prestigious National Milken Educators Award. The Cabinet Secretary of Education, RRPS Superintendent, past recipients, the entire school (including the awesome marching band) as well as the RR Mayor, 3 Legislators (Kathleen was one), and the Sandoval County Commissioner were there to congratulate the recipient. Ashali Knoell won…
Kathleen hands out ‘Hero Bags’ to first responders
Kathleen joined other officials and Elevate the Spectrum of New Mexico to bring attention to the need for more understanding when it comes to interactions with people on the autism spectrum. They presented “Hero Bags” to first responders across the state. The contents of the bags are intended to help first responders interact with people…
5 Jan 2024 NM Tax Dollars must go to local hospitals and clinics
Representatives Elizabeth “Liz” Thomson, Eleanor Chavez, and Kathleen Cates in the Sandoval Signpost: In the last Legislative Health and Human Services Committee, members were presented with the shocking reality that New Mexico is home to the largest percentage of private equity owned hospitals in the nation. As legislators, we are committed to demanding transparency and…