Doreen Wonda Johnson

Johnson earned her B.A. from Marymount University in 2009. Her professional experience includes being the owner of Wonda Johnson Consulting, as an executive staff assistant for the Navajo Nation office of the president and vice president from 2011 to 2013, as a convention and events director for the National Indian Education Association from 2004 to 2011, and as an intergovernmental liaison and consultant for special projects for the Arizona State Governor’s Office from 1992 to 2003.[1]

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Johnson's campaign website highlighted the following priorities:[8]

Excerpt: "Covering the basics in San Juan and McKinley counties: educational achievement, accessible healthcare and improved infrastructure."

Excerpt: "Enhancing longterm economic development and workforce opportunities so that families can enjoy a high quality of life."

Excerpt: "Maximizing resources to improve services for our elders and veterans."

Excerpt: "Celebrating New Mexico’s rich cultural diversity and rural way of life: farming, ranching, tourism, cultural arts and music."