EVERY YEAR OUR COMMUNITIES ARE BEING REMINDED OF JUST HOW IMPORTANT OUR CIVIC PARTICIPATION AND OUR VOTE IS FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR FAMILIES. NOW MORE THAN EVER, IT IS TIME TO UPLIFT THE VOICES OF NM’s BIPOC, IMMIGRANT, LGBTQ+, WORKERS, YOUTH & WOMEN ELECTORATE TO BUILD THE WORLD WE KNOW WE DESERVE!
LOCAL ELECTIONS HAPPENING IN NM IN 2022
Find out what seats are up for election this year and make sure to make your plan to vote!
2022 Congressional Races
That is right, it’s time to choose who will be representing New Mexico in Congress for the next 2 years in D.C.–an importnat role in securing federal funding & programs for our state. Early voting for these races begins on Tuesday, Oct 11th thru Nov. 5th!
Election Day: Tue Nov. 8th
2022 House of Representatives
At a more local level, New Mexicans will have a chance to elect who will speak on their behafl at the NM Legislature–raising community needs and issues that need action and commitment. Early voting for these races begins on Tuesday, Oct 11th thru Nov. 5th!
Election Day: Tue Nov. 8th
2022 NM Gubernatorial Race
This year, New Mexicans will have an opportunity to elect who will lead New Mexico for the next 4 years as Governor–a critical role in helping communities thrive for generations to come. Early voting for this race begins on Tuesday, Oct 11th thru Nov. 5th!
Election Day: Tue. Nov. 8th
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What We Do
Every year, our communities are reminded that the power of our vote is vital in shaping the present and future of our local, state, and federal governments. It is because through our vote e are able to decide the direction of our communities toward a more just and equitable society.
But the reality is BIPOC, Immigrant, LGBTQ+, Workers, Youth & Women across New Mexico face many challenges, systemically, to make their voices heard and make use of their political power. So this is where we step in! By educating, increasing access, and elevating the opportunities to use our political power for change by getting involved in elections across ‘The Land of Enchantment’.
Our Mission
At Dreams in Action NM, we believe we can advance and achieve equity, justice, wellbeing, and opportunities for our families and communities by empowering and activating the BIPOC, Immigrant, LGBTQ+, Workers, Youth & Women electorate in New Mexico.
Your donations help us engage our communities across NM
Every donation is significant and appreciated. Thanks to your support we can contnue to educate and activate memebrs of our community to reclaim their power and their say in our democracy. Donate today & let’s build power together!
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News & Updates
Immigrant Youth Endorse Tammy Fiebelkorn in runoff elections for Albuquerque City Council District 7
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, November 10, 2021 Albuquerque, N.M..–– The leadership at Dream In Action NM–the state’s hub for political power building for BIPOC community members, LGBTQ+ folks, and workers–issued the following statement announcing its endorsement...
Immigrant Youth Endorse Emma Jones for Albuquerque Public Schools Board District 5
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, October 26, 2021 Albuquerque, N.M..–– The leadership at Dream In Action NM, the electoral arm of NM Dream Team––the largest immigrant youth-led organization in New Mexico––, issued the following statement announcing its endorsement of...
Immigrant Youth Endorse Becky Corran for Las Cruces City Council District 5
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, October 25, 2021 Las Cruces, N.M..–– The leadership at Dream In Action NM, the electoral arm of NM Dream Team––the largest immigrant youth-led organization in New Mexico––, issued the following statement announcing its endorsement of...
Let’s Build Power Together!
At Dreams In Action NM we are always looking for new community leaders seeking to get involved in our work to empower, engage, and activate our communities and their political power. If this sounds like a good fit for you, sign up to get updates and to find ways to get involved throughout the year across all of New Mexico: