2018 NM Senate race: on Technology

Gary Johnson: Opposes Net Neutrality; government shouldn't regulate

Martin Heinrich (D): Yes. Voted to reverse FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules.

Gary Johnson (L): No. Government shouldn't regulate.

Mick Rich (R): No position found.

Martin Heinrich: More federal spending on transportation infrastructure

Martin Heinrich (D): Yes, particularly transportation infrastructure.

Gary Johnson (L): No. Cut government spending by 20%.

Mick Rich (R): Yes. Energy development & infrastructure repair.

Martin Heinrich: Supports Net Neutrality; reverse FCC's repeal

Martin Heinrich (D): Yes. Voted to reverse FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules.

Gary Johnson (L): No. Government shouldn't regulate.

Mick Rich (R): No position found.

Mick Rich: More federal spending on infrastructure repair

Martin Heinrich (D): Yes, particularly transportation infrastructure.

Gary Johnson (L): No. Cut government spending by 20%.

Mick Rich (R): Yes. Energy development & infrastructure repair.

Gary Johnson: Left NM with new highways and a billion-dollar surplus

[Transcript of TV ad]:
• During his two terms as governor, he did what people in office rarely do: He kept his word. He vetoed wasteful spending 750 times; cut taxes 14 times; reduced the size of state government through better management instead of layoffs.
• He left the people of his state with hundreds of miles of new highways; new schools and bridges; improved state services; a balanced budget; and a billion-dollar surplus; all without raising taxes a penny.
• He's fiscally conservative, and socially cool. GQ Magazine described him as "absurdly honest and smart." Gary Johnson isn't the norm in politics; he's the future.
• You know what Gary Johnson will do in the Senate. Because you know Gary Johnson. [Text on screen: Gary Johnson. U.S. Senate. Fiercely independent.
• Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Paid for by Elect Liberty PAC.

Mick Rich: Rebuilding crumbling infrastructure will create employment