Senator Martin Heinrich

@heinrich.senate.gov

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U.S. Senator for NM. Husband, dad, hunter. Former Engineer/Current energy nerd. Respects hard work, NM values, & anyone w/a freezer full of wild game.

A photo of Senator Martin Heinrich speaking with a headline from the Santa Fe New Mexican that reads "Heinrich, Leger Fernández introduce bill to reverse rate reductions for veterans' home healthcare"
White text on a dark blue background reads: Trump’s own Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency called the 2020 election "the most secure in American history" and said there was no evidence that votes were changed or "flipped." Trump’s claims tonight aren’t about election security. They’re about a sore loser who refuses to accept responsibility for rising costs and a failing economy, trying to lay the groundwork for claiming the next election is rigged if he doesn't like the outcome. Enough with the manufactured distractions, made up lies, and rewritten history. Lower costs.
The Hill: Senate Democrats block $1.15 trillion defense authorization bill
“Lindsey Graham fought hard for the things he believed in. And while we disagreed on a lot, he was always willing to sit down, hear me out, and work across the aisle when we could, getting things done that mattered — from visiting international health care clinics together to negotiating our Bipartisan Safer Communities Act to standing up the U.S. Foundation for International Conservation. Lindsey understood that working to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, making our communities safer, and protecting the natural world shouldn’t be partisan causes. That kind of relationship-building is rarer in the Senate than it should be, and it’s part of what made him effective. “Julie and I are keeping his family, his staff, and the people of South Carolina in our thoughts.”
ABC 4 Utah Headline reads: President Trump expected to shrink Grand Staircase and Bear Ears National Monuments as soon as Monday, sources say.
Aerial view of a neighborhood with a dark blue overlay. White and yellow text reads: Even though Trump wouldn't sign it, the biggest bipartisan housing bill in over 30 years just became law.
2026 Social Security Trustees Report: New Mexicans could lose an average of $472 every month from their Social Security checks if Congress doesn't act now.
AP News: Staggering amounts of fentanyl hit streets as the DEA watched and took no action, records show
Sen. Heinrich poses for a photo with students and staff.
Sen. Heinrich poses for a photo with two students.
Dark blue graphic with white text reads: Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom and resilience. It is also a reminder of the horrors of slavery, the long fight to end it, and the work that remains to address racial injustice and discrimination. Today, as we celebrate the extraordinary legacies of Black leaders in our nation's history, I hope New Mexicans also join me in recommitting to the work of bettering our great nation and fully delivering on the promise of freedom and equality for all.
LA Times headline reads: After nearly two decades, this massive New Mexico wind project is now powering California.
Rolling Stone Magazine: Surprise! Taxpayers Were Always Going to Foot the Bill for Trump’s Ballroom, Records Reveal
New Mexico Political Report headline reads, "Tree deaths in New Mexico tripled in 2025 as warming summers increases insects, stress on forests." Over a photo of Spruce beetle-killed trees near blowdown in the Carson. Photo by Crystal Tischler, USFS.
Sen. Heinrich poses for a photo with Jim Cantore.
Sen. Heinrich poses with New Mexico Students Demand Action after introducing GOSAFE Legislation to save lives and protect communities from gun violence.
A gas station in Santa Fe shows gas at $5.65 for Regular and $5.77 for Diesel.
KOB 4: Greater Chaco cultural landscape listed among most endangered US historic places
Sen. Heinrich poses for a photo with Tribal leaders.
A photo of Trump outside the White House ballroom construction site. He is holding up a sign that has been altered to read: Hello, Taxpayers! Today, I'm asking for...$1 billion for my ballroom, $1.8 billion for a slush fund for January 6th insurrectionists, $100 million for my Arc de Trump. In return, I'm willing to give you...higher gas prices, higher grocery prices, higher energy prices.
Image of mountain bikers on a trail, captioned: The International Mountain Bicycling Association named Santa Fe one of the best trail towns in America
Sen. Heinrich and WESST President Lindsey Kay at roundtable.
Senator Martin Heinrich and his wife, Julie.
Sen. Heinrich speaks at Saranam ADC Family Campus grand opening.
CNN: ‘We are killing them all over again’: Critics say history is being erased as Trump reshapes narratives at national parks