Alex Uballez for Albuquerque Mayor

YouTube video by Alex for Albuquerque Alex Answers Shady Survey Questions

Someone’s paying to spread disinfo through a shady “anonymous survey.” When you challenge the status quo, it gets ugly. Alex isn’t a career politician — he’s a former U.S. Attorney who’s not afraid of the truth. Watch him take it on.

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#AlexForAbq #ShadySurvey #Transparency

Albuquerque mayoral candidates split on Trump homelessness order threatening $167M in federal funding - City Desk ABQ Albuquerque mayoral candidates are sharply divided over President Trump’s executive order threatening to cut off federal funding to cities that don’t enforce civil commitment laws for homeless individ...

The President is issuing unenforceable executive orders once again and pushing policies that will fill his friends' pocketbooks and prisons but not make us safer.

I spoke to @thepaperabq about what our city ought to do.

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This morning @Axios covered the #Albuquerque mayor's race!
It's because our outsider campaign to shake up the status quo is part of a trend nationally. People know the way we're going isn't working. We need to show govt can work for them again.
#NMpol
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Uballez criticizes Keller’s ICE policy, calls for stronger immigrant protections - City Desk ABQ Mayoral candidate and Former U.S. Attorney Alex Uballez launched a petition last weekend urging Albuquerque to adopt stronger immigrant protections, criticizing the city’s response as insufficient…

While Mayor Keller’s executive order shares key goals—like protecting sensitive locations, boosting transparency, limiting city cooperation with ICE and educating residents—Uballez’s plan goes further.

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#ImmigrantFriendly #BurqueStrong #NMpol

City Leaders Announce New Executive Order Affirming Immigrant Rights - July 21, 2025 YouTube video by One Albuquerque Media (GOV-TV)

Watching Mayor Keller respond to the proposals we've presented and the petition we launched this weekend LIVE here:

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#ImmigrantFriendly #OneAlbuquerque

Thank you!

Masks Off ICE: Tell the Albuquerque Mayor & Council, Do More to Protect Our Rights & Our Immigrant Neighbors The City of Albuquerque has immigrant friendly policies, but now there is more the City can and must do to protect our rights and our neighbors in the face of Trump's attacks.

ADD YOUR NAME: Tell the Mayor & City Council to do more to protect our rights and our immigrant neighbors. actionnetwork.org/petitions/ma...

To everyone taking action today, thank you for your #GoodTrouble

If you fully approve of how the city is today, then, by all means, vote for the incumbent. But if you want a city that is safe for our children and full of opportunities for their futures and you want someone who will work tirelessly for it, then vote #AlexforAbq

A loving father, a hard worker, new energy for the mayors office. Why vote #AlexforAbq in November.

Abq has a history of resilience & of immigrant-friendly policy. But Trump's attacks and ICE's actions make this an urgent time for local response and action.

Here are 11 steps the City of Albuquerque can take to keep our city safe for our immigrant neighbors.
#ImmigrantFriendly

An update on today's vote in Washington. We need an alternative. Not just alternative politics but an alternative plan that raises the revenue so that Albuquerque can protect its families and our public institutions and continue to grow and thrive.

Operation Not Forgotten dedicates FBI agents to cold cases as Native families seek answers For decades, Native Americans and Alaskan Natives have experienced disproportionately high rates of murder, rape and other violent crimes. Experts say it's an outcome of generational trauma and…

The photo was taken immediately before we announced the creation of the regional outreach program for #MMIW #MMIP
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Operation Not Forgotten dedicates FBI agents to cold cases as Native families seek answers For decades, Native Americans and Alaskan Natives have experienced disproportionately high rates of murder, rape and other violent crimes. Experts say it's an outcome of generational trauma and…

You can see more and support #MMIW by watching www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...

Too many people, especially Black, Indigenous, people of color and poor people experience government as a “no” to their needs.

I’ve made it my life’s work to make government work for the people whether that is opening cold cases or finding answers and offering closure to mourning families.

Last night, PBS aired a special on "Operation Not Forgotten."

That’s me in the photo standing in solidarity with families outside of the Congressional Not Invisible Act Commission, minutes before I announced the creation of the DOJ's MMIP Regional Outreach Program.

NEW STUDY: "If you meet people's needs... they're less likely to turn to violence. "

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👀 👀 👀 So while the people of Albuquerque are struggling with paying higher rent or keeping up with property taxes, Darren White was avoiding paying his fair share on his beach house in Florida. 👀 👀 👀

The race of Albuquerque mayor is officially set. Reimagining Albuquerque has a write-up of our "bold reforms" vs the incumbents "cautious pragmatism."

More abundant, more functional, and more fearless. Let's go!

Read more here --> reimaginingalbuquerque.com/2025/06/24/a...
#NMpol #ABQ

ICYMI, I was honored to sit down with #RichardEeds to talk about the Albuquerque Mayor's race, how our cities, issues, and solutions are interconnected, and why we need a city leader who can address them all.

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City council did add the prevailing wage amendment before passing the IRB.

“This IRB the way it is written … is a $227 million giveaway with no worker protections and no affordable housing during our biggest crisis, which is a housing crisis,... and therefore it is not maximizing those tax dollars.” -
@UALocal412

“There needs to be a workforce... able to buy the school supplies that they need for their kids. Our people are not working in the buildings... It's out of towners that are coming... because it's cheaper to pay people to come from TX.” -
@NMCARPENTERS

ABQ City Council approves tax incentives for major Sawmill Development The Albuquerque City Council unanimously approved issuing nearly a quarter of a million dollars in industrial revenue bonds for a development in the Sawmill area near Rio Grande Boulevard and I-40. Th...

More from the City Council vote on the IRB...
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There are better ways to make our communities safer than spending that budget than on deploying the national guard, even if they are in polo shirts and equipped with pepper spray

Thank you Mike. Glad to have your support.

Volunteer | Get Involved Today — Alex For Albuquerque Join Alex's volunteer efforts to build a safer, inclusive, and resilient Albuquerque. Contribute your time to support community-focused initiatives.

If you want an Albuquerque where the people who build this city can afford to live in it, please join our campaign at alexforalbuquerque.com/volunteer. Together we can create a safer, stronger city.

I said "... I fear this deal may be converting a tool meant to support the people of Albuquerque into something used to support Incumbents Rewarding Benefactors instead."

#NMpol

I attended council to voice my concern, ""I believe our city must grow.  But this feels like a race to the bottom putting municipalities against each other. I have to ask why the City of Albuquerque would ask for less for its residents than the County did..."

Tomorrow morning the people of #Albuquerque will wake to find out that their city gov't gave a nearly quarter of a million dollar IRB to a new project without a guarantee of local hire or inclusion of #AffordableHousing.