Debbie Rodella Seeks Comeback in New Mexico House District
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Debbie Rodella, a former state representative, is making a comeback bid for her old seat in New Mexico House District forty-one. After an eight-year hiatus, shes collecting signatures to appear on the June primary ballot. The rural district, roughly the size of Connecticut, also has another Democratic contender, Yolanda Pancha Jaramillo. Rodella served twenty-six years in the statehouse, but faced backlash over her votes on issues like same-sex marriage and high-interest loans. She lost the 2018 primary to Susan Herrera, who capitalized on Rodellas ties to high-interest loans and a pro-Republican PAC. Herrera, now stepping down after eight years, pushed reforms like capping loan rates at 36%. Rodella, emphasizing her experience, aims to win back voters support in the upcoming primary.
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