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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

International District and East Central Town Hall w/Senator Tim Keller and Commissioner Stebbins

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Pedestrian Lighting in Nob Hill

Below are a couple of photos from my walk around the eastern part of Nob Hill this morning. Pedestrian lights are being installed from Jackson to Morningside along Central. Phase 2 would continue the lighting westward to Girard.

If you have questions or comments regarding the lighting, I would love to hear them.

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Join our Grassroots Campaign!

This campaign is over, but there are many other ways to get involved and help serve the people and create a better world. Get involved with a community-based social justice organization in your town. Here's a few:

*SouthWest Organing Project, http://www.swop.net/
*SAGE Council, http://www.sagecouncil.org/
*League of Young Voters, www.theleague.com/nm

or get involved in another progressive's campaign for political office. Just to name a few:

*Eleanor Chavez for State Representative,
http://eleanorchavez.blogspot.com/

*Martin Heinrich for Senate,
http://www.martinheinrich.com/

*Eric Griego for Congress,
http://griegoforcongress.com/

*Tim Keller for State Senate,
http://www.timkellerfornewmexico.com/

If we forgot any organization or progressive candidate let us know reygarduno@gmail.com

We need your energy and enthusiasm! Together we will win!

Why I Ran

I am your new City Councilor for District 6.

I ran under the clean elections process. I worked very hard to bring about clean elections, now we have shown that it works.

I have a strong commitment to community-based governance - I hold that elected officials are accountable to the electorate, not special interests.

As City Councilor, I will:

Ø Stand up for an open and honest city government;
Ø Work to make our neighborhoods safer by balancing traditional law enforcement with drug and alcohol treatment and prevention programs;
Ø Fight for better transit to address increasing traffic congestion and carbon emissions; and;
Ø Stand up for planned growth so that older neighborhoods aren’t subsidizing sprawl development

About Rey

Rey Garduño is progressive in his values, passionate about equality and proven in his service to Albuquerque.

Born and Raised in New Mexico, Rey has lived in District 6 for over 30 years. He has raised his family in District 6, was involved in his son’s schools and ran two local businesses. Rey has spent a lifetime helping to make our community a better place to live and raise our families. Rey is endorsed by progressive leaders from our district and throughout Albuquerque because he has the experience we need and the proven leadership we can trust.

With a long record of civic engagement, Rey knows the value of rolling up your sleeves, getting involved and finding innovative solutions to our city’s challenges. Rey has served in leadership roles with groups addressing open government, planned growth and environmental sustainability, and small business concerns:

Proven Service to Albuquerque
• Board Vice President, Common Cause New Mexico
• Albuquerque T-VI Foundation Board (now known as CNM)
• Spina Bifida Association of NM Board
• KIWANIS Club of Albuquerque Board
• Hispano Chamber of Commerce Board
• SouthWest Organizing Project Board
• Planned Parenthood of NM Board
• All Faiths Receiving Home Board
• Small Business Owner - Stromberg’s Clothiers & Rey Garduño Photography
• 20+ years with APS & UNM Hospitals

For more info look at Rey's full resume

Rey Garduño--------------------------------- A Progressive Leader We Can Trust

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

International District and East Central Town Hall w/Senator Tim Keller and Commissioner Stebbins

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Pedestrian Lighting in Nob Hill

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