Albuquerque doesn’t need to follow other cities, we can lead with our own vision, and we don’t have to settle for the status quo. #Armijo4Mayor #ABQ #TeamArmijo.

Albuquerque’s economy is stuck but it doesn’t have to be. Right now, too many doors are closed, and opportunities feel out of reach for individuals, families, and small businesses. We can change that!. I’m running for Mayor to make sure Albuquerque works for everyone, not just a

Last night at the New Mexico Automotive Industry Alliance Mayoral Forum, I had the chance to sit down with community members, small business owners, and automotive leaders for a meaningful conversation about the challenges and opportunities our city faces. Hearing directly from

Yesterday, I had the privilege of sitting down with the Real Estate Community PAC and Ryan Swinney, CEO of the Greater Albuquerque Association of REALTORS®, for the Mayoral Candidate Interviews!. It was a valuable opportunity to share my vision for Albuquerque—addressing

Grateful for the opportunity to join the New Mexico Mortgage Lenders Association’s Mayoral Candidate Forum yesterday. It was a productive afternoon discussing housing, economic development, public safety, and how we can build a stronger future for Albuquerque. Thank you to the

✨ What an incredible evening at @RioBravoBrewing!. Even with a little rain, the skies cleared for a beautiful night of great company, live local music, and inspiring conversations about the future of Albuquerque. I’m grateful I had the chance to share my vision for a safer,

🚨 Albuquerque can’t afford to lose over $92 MILLION in annual federal funding and $75.4 MILLION in grants, but Mayor Tim Keller’s reckless handling of immigration issues is putting it all at risk. These dollars fund homelessness programs, public safety, and critical services

Tonight, Mayor Keller will talk about accomplishments, but the reality is crime is still high, homelessness has doubled, and police response times are unacceptable. As a Navy veteran, I know leadership means accountability. Albuquerque doesn't need more speeches — it needs.

Earlier this week, I had the honor of attending the Crime Stoppers Annual Heroes Luncheon. It was inspiring to see so many people come together in support of our law enforcement and first responders. Crime is one of the biggest challenges facing Albuquerque, and events like this

Last night’s Bernalillo County Economic Development “Community Dialogue” was proof that Albuquerque is full of ideas, energy, and people who care deeply about our city’s future. We discussed how to create quality jobs, strengthen our neighborhoods, and make Albuquerque a place

Join Team Armijo at @riobravobrewing, LLC on Mon, Aug. 25 at 6 PM! Enjoy live music by @suspended_thrash and @ordinarythingsband18, great company, and hear how we’ll #CleanUpABQ and move our city forward. RSVP today ➡ #TeamArmijo #ABQStrong

Crime in Albuquerque is out of control. We need safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, and a community we can all be proud to call home. As Mayor, I’ll bring real solutions. I will recruit and retain more officers, increase neighborhood patrols, invest in crime prevention, and

I appreciated the opportunity to meet with the Apartment Association of New Mexico’s board and government affairs team. We had a productive conversation about housing, growth, and the challenges Albuquerque must tackle head-on. Strong partnerships will move our city forward.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨. A recent poll from the New Mexico Business Coalition confirms what we’ve been feeling on the ground — Team Armijo is STRONG and READY to win the race for Mayor of Albuquerque!. Here’s what the numbers say:.➡️ 64% of voters are unhappy with the direction