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Friday, April 15, 2005

DPBC Hosts Town Hall Meeting 4/19

From the Democratic Party of NM:

We cordially invite you to attend a Bernalillo County Democratic Party

Town Hall Meeting

featuring local Senate and House Committee Chairpersons

and special guest Lt. Governor Diane Denish

April 19, 2005 at 7:00 PM

UNM Law School, Room 2401

You are invited to attend an Albuquerque area Town Hall meeting featuring our local legislative Committee Chairpersons on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 at 7:00 PM at the UNM Law School Room 2401.  Lt. Governor, Diane Denish will kick-off the town hall with remarks on the success of the Democratic agenda during the 2005 legislative session.  All Albuquerque area elected official have been invited. 

For local Democrats, the 37th legislative session was productive and successful.  In just sixty days, legislators considered over 2,500 bills, resolutions and memorials.  They approved a $4.7 billion budget that invests in our children’s futures, funding our public schools, state health care, and public safety and also promotes business through tax credits.

Our featured guests will include:

  • Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish
  • Representative Gail C. Beam, Chair, Government and Urban Affairs Committee
  • Representative Miguel P. Garcia, Chair, Labor & Human Resources Committee
  • Senator Linda M. Lopez, Chair, Rules Committee
  • Senator Cisco McSorley, Chair, Judiciary Committee
  • Representative Rick Miera, Chair, Education Committee
  • Senator Bernadette Sanchez, Chair, Land Grant Committee
  • Representative Edward C. Sandoval, Chair, Voters & Elections Committee
  • Representative Mimi Stewart, Chair, Oversight, Courts, & Justice Committee

Members of the public and the press are encouraged to attend.  Members of the public interested in hearing Bernalillo Democrats’ committee and individual accomplishments, as well as their vision for next year’s session should contact 505/830-3650 or visit www.nmdemocrats.org

April 15, 2005 at 10:03 AM in Democratic Party, Events, Local Politics | Permalink

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