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A House Memorial addressing the “cliff effect” earned unanimous support, with Day highlighting the rare unity among lawmakers working to make economic independence more attainable.

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A long-awaited proposal to establish a New Mexico Office of Gun Violence Prevention took a critical step forward, backed by years of leadership from Day and her fellow Albuquerque legislators.

Curtis Segarra, KRQE

Speaking candidly about the root causes of crime, Day called for smarter judicial tools and more coordinated efforts to address systemic breakdowns in public safety.

Josiah Ward, The Paper.

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Day successfully championed legislation expanding scholarship access for underrepresented graduate students, reinforcing her focus on educational equity.

Auriella Ortiz, New Mexico Higher Education Department

New legislation co-sponsored by Day will phase out toxic PFAS chemicals from everyday products, helping protect water supplies and public health for years to come.

Office of the Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham

Amid complex debates on energy grid modernization, Day took a measured approach to ensure both progress and fairness remain at the center of reform efforts.

Nicholas Gilmore, The Santa Fe New Mexican

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Day joined fellow local leaders in pushing forward long-overdue transportation upgrades to relieve congestion and improve emergency response on Albuquerque’s westside.

City of Albuquerque

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In a rare moment of cross-party consensus, lawmakers including Day came together to advocate for stronger community protections and safer streets across New Mexico.

Brandon Evans, KOAT

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At the AFRL Space Cyber Summit, Day participated in efforts to connect state policy with federal and private sector innovation in the growing field of space cybersecurity.

Jessie Perkins, Air Force Materiel Command

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As part of a legislative session focused on defending climate policy, Day stood with colleagues to safeguard clean transportation and community investment programs from rollback.

Dan West, Clean Air Task Force

In a historic first for District 15, Day secured another term without a challenger, proof of strong local support and her years of hard work in the Roundhouse.

Dan Boyd, Albuquerque Journal

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