Nathan P. Small

Small earned dual degrees in philosophy and English from the College of Wooster. He served two terms as Las Cruces City Councilor and previously chaired the City of Las Cruces Economic Development Committee.[1]

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Small's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[6]

Economic opportunity: Investment in public education, infrastructure, and workforce training; coordination with the NM Jobs Council and expansion of local industry supply and distribution chains can grow opportunity.

Natural resources: We must use natural resources wisely, conserving them for future generations.

Safe, inclusive community: Many have come to work and stayed to raise their families or retire. Let's welcome those who want to come and contribute.

Healthcare: We must repair the deep damage done to behavioral health services by Gov. Martinez' administration, while building on Gov. Martinez's positive decision to expand Medicaid.

Infrastructure: Transportation choices, safe water and wastewater, and infrastructure for economic development along with data connectivity for education, healthcare, and economic expansion will help secure a safe and prosperous future.[7]