Javier I. Martínez

Martínez earned his bachelor's degree from the University of New Mexico and his J.D. in international and comparative law from the UNM School of Law in 2010. His professional experience includes working as a policy director and general counsel at the Partnership for Community Action, as a community organizer, and as a public health advocate for the University of Michigan.[6]

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Martínez's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[13]

Excerpt: "Build economic prosperity and opportunity by creating living-wage jobs in the green, technology, and knowledge-based sectors, leverage opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs through business incubators and tax incentives, and increase the minimum wage for working families."

Excerpt: "Strengthen our public education systems by investing in quality early childhood education, increasing teacher pay, reducing class sizes, and creating alternative student assessments."

Excerpt: "Increase access to affordable and quality health care, including mental and behavioral health services, for all New Mexicans by leveraging the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act with local resources and expand county level systems to reduce the affordability gap."

Excerpt: "Protect the Rio Grande Bosque through conservation and restoration efforts that ensure the Bosque’s delicate ecosystem is preserved and enjoyed for generations to come."