DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF SANTA FE COUNTY

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Ways to Get Involved

Looking to make a difference in your community and beyond? Whether you have 10 minutes or want to commit long-term, there are meaningful ways to get involved.

Note: not all activities listed below are live at all times. Blue designates hyperlinked.

1. Call Senator Martin Heinrich to make a stink - ICE OUT FOR GOOD https://www.heinrich.senate.gov/contact
  • NM & Santa Fe County Electeds
  • 5 Calls: This organization offers guides with phone numbers and scripts for maximum political impact.
  • Common Cause: A nonpartisan, grassroots organization dedicated to upholding the core values of American democracy. Helps create open, honest, and accountable government that serves the public interest; promote equal rights, opportunity, and representation for all. Democracy reform and advocacy support.
  • New Mexico State Legislators: find your state legislators.

 

Selected New Mexico Publications & LTE Guidelines

  1. The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe)

    • Letters to the Editor: limited to ~150 words. SFMew+1

    • Submission email: letters@sfnewmexican.com. SFMew

    • Include full name, street address, daytime phone for verification. SFMew+1

    • Content must not be libelous or advocate hate, and must be accurate. SFMew+1

  2. Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque)

    • Letters welcome: “fresh, brief, clear” letters preferred. SFMew+1

    • Word limit noted: ~300 words for letter to the editor. SFMew

    • Must include signature, home address and telephone number for verification. SFMew

  3. Las Cruces Bulletin (Las Cruces)

    • Policy: They will not accept letters that are duplicated, reprinted, copied or otherwise reproduced. Las Cruces Bulletin

    • Emphasis on original letters only.

  4. The Eastern New Mexico News (Portales / Eastern NM)

    • Example letters printed recently. While explicit guidelines aren’t shown, the general LTE page indicates typical procedures. The Eastern New Mexico News

  5. Los Alamos Daily Post (Los Alamos)

    • LTEs appear on their site; while explicit word-limit isn’t listed, recent letters show usage. Los Alamos Daily Post

  6. The Santa Fe Reporter (Santa Fe)

    • Letters to the Editor: no more than ~200 words, should refer to specific articles. Santa Fe Reporter

  7. Alamogordo Daily News (Alamogordo)

  8. Carlsbad Current‑Argus (Carlsbad)

  9. Farmington Daily Times (Farmington)

  10. Gallup Independent (Gallup)

  11. Hobbs News‑Sun (Hobbs)

  12. Silver City Daily Press & Independent (Silver City)

  13. Las Cruces Sun‑News (Las Cruces — alternate paper)

  14. New Mexico Magazine (State-wide magazine)

    • Although not strictly a newspaper, has contributor guidelines; good to note if writing for magazines too. New Mexico Magazine

Contact a local ward. To see in which ward you reside, click here.

  • Postcards to Voters. Postcards to Voters  are friendly, handwritten reminders from volunteers to targeted voters giving Democrats a winning edge
  • Vote Forward. The majority of our letter-writing campaigns are nonpartisan campaigns, supporting our core 501c(3) and 501c(4) social-welfare mission, which focus on mobilizing potential voters in historically marginalized communities—such as people of color, women, and young voters. We also support 501(c)(4) partisan campaigns to encourage likely-Democratic voters to turn out in strategic states and districts.
  • Reclaim Our Vote – Focus on voters of color
  • Activate America – Activate America empowers activists to help elect Democrats to the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. The American public wants results, and Congressional Republicans want chaos and dysfunction. Democratic majorities in the House and Senate will help protect our freedoms, our country, and our planet. 
  • Postcards to Swing States

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