HOUSE DISTRICT 30
VERONICA MIRELES FOR NEW MEXICANS
SAFE STREETS.
STRONG SCHOOLS.
REAL HEALTHCARE.
LET'S GET TO WORK
"If you believe healthcare access matters, if you believe families deserve safety and opportunity, and if you believe leadership should be grounded in real experience and real work, I am asking for your vote and your support.”
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HEALTHCARE
ACCESS
Mireles has been an outspoken advocate for stabilizing New Mexico’s healthcare system and ensuring families can actually access care when they need it. In her work as a civil defense attorney, she represents healthcare providers, small businesses, and tradespeople who serve New Mexico communities every day, giving her firsthand insight into how policy decisions affect whether services remain available at all.
“We are losing doctors. Clinics are closing. Seniors are waiting months, sometimes years, for care they need. Women are struggling to find OB-GYN care. Families are traveling out of their own communities just to see a specialist. When healthcare disappears because of our legislature's inaction, everything else begins to unravel,”
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
“Public safety is foundational. We must support law enforcement who serve with integrity, invest in mental health services and addiction treatment, and ensure accountability in the justice system. Families deserve safety and stability.”
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LEADERSHIP
ROOTED IN
COMMUNITY
“I know what it feels like to struggle. I know what it feels like to be overlooked. And I know what it feels like when someone shows up for you. I am from here. I am raising my family here. I have already been fighting for healthcare access here. Now I am asking for the opportunity to fight for District 30 at the Roundhouse.”
MEET VERONICA
I am running for the New Mexico House because I believe District 30 deserves leadership rooted in lived experience, real work, and real results.
I am a New Mexican with deep generational roots in this state. I was shaped here. I built my life here. I am raising my four children here. My family’s future is tied to the future of Albuquerque.
My story is not one of privilege. I grew up facing hardship and instability, including periods without permanent housing. I know what it feels like to struggle. I also know what it feels like when a community shows up. Neighbors, mentors, and everyday New Mexicans helped change the trajectory of my life. That experience drives everything I do.
Today, I am a civil defense attorney representing healthcare providers, small businesses, and tradespeople who serve our communities every day. I see firsthand how state policy affects whether doctors stay, whether clinics remain open, and whether local businesses survive.
Healthcare Access Is Personal
New Mexico is losing providers. Families are waiting months for care. Seniors are driving hours to see a specialist. Women are struggling to find OB-GYN services. When healthcare disappears, communities become less stable, less safe, and less prosperous.
I have already been fighting for access to care, including advocacy surrounding HB99 and efforts to create a balanced system that protects patients without driving providers out of our state. We can protect patients and ensure accountability without pushing more providers out of New Mexico. We must create a system where care is available and communities remain strong.
Healthcare is not separate from other issues. It is connected to economic opportunity, education, and public safety.
Public Safety and Accountability
Families deserve to feel safe in their homes, schools, and neighborhoods. I support law enforcement officers who serve with integrity. I also believe accountability is essential. That means investing in mental health and addiction treatment, strengthening our justice system, and removing bad actors who violate public trust. Safety and accountability go hand in hand.
Opportunity That Stays Here
As a mother of four children, ages 20, 17, 16, and 12, I understand the pressures families face. Rising housing costs, grocery prices, and uncertainty about the future weigh heavily on parents.
Our kids deserve strong schools and real options. College should be available. The trades should be respected and supported. Starting a business should be possible. We must align education with workforce opportunity so our children can build their futures here in New Mexico, not feel forced to leave.
Leadership Rooted in Community
I am not running to make speeches. I am running to solve problems.
I believe government has a responsibility to protect families, ensure public safety, stabilize healthcare access, and create conditions where small businesses and working families can thrive. I also believe leadership requires balance, courage, and the willingness to do the hard work.
District 30 deserves serious leadership. I am ready to serve.
Join us. Vote Veronica.