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State auditor endorses Dinelli

Mayoral candidate Pete Dinelli announces a slew of endorsements today. The full campaign statement is below.
Leaders from All Across Albuquerque & New Mexico Endorse Pete Dinelli
Supporters Praise Dinelli’s Proven Record of Accomplishment & Leadership

ALBUQUERQUE – Today, Albuquerque Mayoral Candidate Pete Dinelli announced the endorsements of dozens of public, civic and community leaders for his candidacy.

“I am humbled by the incredible outpouring of support for my vision of Albuquerque’s future,” said Dinelli. “Together, we will continue to build a strong grassroots organization and majority coalition that will take back City Hall and put an end to the petty partisan politics and crises of confidence that have plagued the Berry administration.”

Dinelli has assembled an incredibly broad coalition that includes current and former elected officials, public safety officials and community activists.

“Pete Dinelli has a proven track-record of moving Albuquerque forward and delivering the strong results our families need,” noted State Auditor Hector Balderas.

State Senator Michael Padilla said, “Pete Dinelli will provide leadership for our economy, our safety and our future,” and Representative Christine Trujillo remarked, “I support Pete Dinelli because he will be inclusive of labor as he moves forward in his work with our community as our Mayor. He supports collective bargaining and that’s important to me.”

Dinelli added, “My campaign is focused on moving Albuquerque forward by creating good-paying, long-lasting jobs here at home, ensuring a top-notch education for our children and building world-class public safety departments. I am excited and energized by the potential of Albuquerque, and look forward to discussing these issues with voters all across the city.”

Below is a list of today’s announced endorsements:

State Auditor Hector Balderas
Fmr. NM Attorney General Patricia Madrid
Fmr. Public Regulations Commissioner, Jason Marks
Albuquerque City Councilor Rey Garduño
Fmr. Albuquerque City Councilor, Michael Cadigan
Fmr. Albuquerque City Councilor, Steve Gallegos
Fmr. Albuquerque City Councilor, Miguel Gómez
State Representative Rick Miera, Majority Leader
State Representative Ernest H. Chavez
State Representative Miguel P. Garcia
State Representative Emily Kane
State Representative Christine Trujillo
State Representative Luciano “Lucky” Varela
State Senator Michael Padilla
State Senator Daniel Ivey-Soto
State Senator Gerald Ortiz Y Pino
Fmr. State Senator Dede Feldman
Fmr. State Senate Candidate Bill Tallman
Bob Stover, Fmr. Chief, ABQ Police Department
Robert Ortega, Fmr. Chief, ABQ Fire Department
Ross Aranda, Fmr. Deputy Chief, ABQ Fire Department
Fmr. Mayor of Española, Joseph Maestas
John Wertheim, Fmr. Chairman of Democratic Party of NM
Linda Stover, Fmr. President of Democratic Women of NM
Cynthia D. Borrego, MPA, Fmr. State PERA Chair
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