Nella Domenici Fires Up RPNM Convention

“We must get our state and nation back on track. We must become the state of freedom and opportunity again. We must have the confidence that comes from a quality education, hard work, and the dignity that comes with a good paying job.” - Nella Domenici

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March 4, 2024

Press@NellaForSenate.com

SANTA FE, NM - This weekend, U.S. Senate candidate Nella Domenici fired up an enthusiastic crowd of more than 500 New Mexicans at the Republican Party of New Mexico Convention. During her remarks, Nella outlined the failures of the extreme progressives in control of New Mexico and Washington and the damage they have done to our border, our economy, and safety in our streets. Nella also spoke about her father’s legacy as a U.S. Senator, the campaign ahead, and what it will take to win in 2024.

Nella was joined at the NMRP Convention by her husband Pat and her mother Nancy Domenici.

Excerpts from Nella’s remarks to the RPNM Convention:

My father, Pete Domenici, was a proud, powerful voice fighting for those with weaker voices. He was a pragmatist striving to reach consensus, creating solutions, and getting results.

And he was a relentless champion for many New Mexico causes, examples include: helping New Mexico small businesses, funding our innovative labs, supporting Native Americans, destigmatizing mental illness, fighting for balanced budgets, and leading the way for energy independence. This is the legacy I will build on in the U.S. Senate.

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For too long, our state has been controlled by radical progressives, led by Martin Heinrich.

Because of the Heinrich-Biden agenda, our state has experienced open borders, rampant crime and violence, rising costs, failing schools, and attacks on our oil and gas industry.

We are going to take our state back. This is why I’m running for U.S. Senate!

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We must get our state and nation back on track.

We must become the state of freedom and opportunity again.

We must have the confidence that comes from a quality education, hard work, and the dignity that comes with a good paying job.