Reena Szczepanski

@reenaszcz.bsky.social

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time.

🖊️SIGNED: Four critical health care bills signed into law today by @GovMLG. I was proud to sponsor HB 4, HB 306, and SB 101. In NM, you should be able to see the doctors you need and find insurance you can afford. Even as Washington abandons that vision, we’re not backing down.

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The progress we made in this 30-day session came from a simple approach: stay focused on the priorities we hear and see in our communities every day. That means access to health care, the cost of living, and the safety and dignity of our neighborhoods. We keep going from here. tinyurl.com/2vx4fye6

A productive session: Democrats delivered

In January, House Democrats laid out plans to make life better and more affordable for New Mexico families by expanding access to health care, building a sustainable universal child care

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When a firefighter develops occupational cancer, it’s a terrifying moment. They face routine toxic exposure to keep us safe, and our laws should reflect that reality. HB 128 passed the House 61–1 to ensure firefighters who get sick on the job have access to the support they deserve.

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HB127 passed the House unanimously! This bill expands access to care by improving expedited licensure, strengthening telehealth, and allowing highly trained international doctors to practice here. The new telehealth registry will be a lifeline for patients who can’t safely travel for specialty care.

Proud to co-sponsor Senate Bill 55 with Sen.Mimi Stewart, because it would increase New Mexico’s solar tax credit from 10% to 30%, raise the cap from $6,000 to $15,000, and help homeowners and small businesses afford clean energy while supporting local solar jobs across our state.

New Mexico solar firms hope tax credit hike will help boost business

With the expiration of a federal tax credit, installation companies are feeling the strain. Customers are relying more heavily on state aid.

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I’m proud the House once again passed The Immigrant Safety Act today. We chose compassion, care, and dignity, and refuse to be complicit in harm. We also pledge to work with the communities impacted to ensure economic opportunity outside of private detention.

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WE are the authors of our American dream, where immigrants like my family have safety, respect, and a place in our shared home. This is a frightening time in our country as ICE tries to push people into silence, fear and hiding.

Today I visited @IAIASantaFe in my district and it’s such a jewel. From studio arts to creative writing to museum studies, students are learning to create in ways that both honor tradition and push boundaries. Honored to witness the work happening in this incredible space. 🎨🖌️🖼️

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It was such a joy reading to Miss Emily Apodaca's kindergarten class at Puesta Del Sol Elementary in Rio Rancho! 📖💖 These future leaders have such awesome ideas and asked some brilliant questions!

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PASSED IN BOTH CHAMBERS: The Local Solar Access Fund directs $20 million straight to New Mexico communities most in need of the funding. We can build emergency resilient buildings across the state and help communities of all sizes build the solar projects they want.☀️

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Wildfires, drought, extreme heat – New Mexicans have seen the cost of climate change in our communities. Tonight, we passed the Community Benefit Fund on the House Floor. This major investment package makes sure we aren’t just reacting, but building more resilient communities.

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