12 April Town Hall in Albuquerque, 3-5 PM
- Capital Outlay Projects for District 44, Albuquerque
- Legislative Recap
- Constituent Concerns and Audience Q&A
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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…
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
7 Oct 23 Balloon Fiesta Campaign Launch
The campaign launch at Pamina and Michael’s beautiful hilltop home drew many supporters to listen to Speaker Javier Martinez, State Treasurer Laura Montoya, and of course Representative Kathleen Cates.
16 July 2024 Campaign Reception Supporting Representative Cates’s Reelection.
Join Democratic State Senators and Representatives for a Campaign Reception Supporting Representative Cates’s Reelection. Tuesday, 16 July 2024 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM Range Café Bernalillo925 S. Camino Del Pueblo, Bernalillo, NM 87004light food and refreshments provided Click here to RSVP and contribute.
Kathleen in the Albuquerque Journal
How will women legislators modernize New Mexico’s citizen legislature? Read about it in the Journal.
Representative Cates’s ticket-scalping bill progresses through committees
Source NM reports on the progress of Representative Cates’s bill expanding the state’s ticket-scalping law beyond college sports, to include arts and nonprofit organizations. “Co-sponsor Rep. Kathleen Cates (D-Rio Rancho) presented House Bill 26 to the House Consumer & Public Affairs Committee on Tuesday. Committee members voted 4-2 along party lines to pass the bill…