Martin Heinrich on Technology

Federal funds for semiconductor manufacturing in NM

Economy: Decrease or increase government investment in, and regulation of, the economy?
• Nella Domenici (R): Decrease. "Right now, this country, this state, this city is suffering from inflation and high interest rates. That's because we had massive federal spending." "Radical regulations" are hurting job growth.
• Martin Heinrich (D): Increase. Will "fight for… investments that cut costs," secure investments for agriculture, increase funding for technology and building infrastructure. Voted for federal funding increasing semiconductor manufacturing in the state.

Hailed $165 million for rural broadband in New Mexico

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.

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.

Invest in infrastructure and tech transfer

Balderas: We need real tax reform that favors small business. We need a Washington that's going to prioritize and educate the workforce and grow the middle class.

Heinrich: We have to invest in infrastructure and focus on small businesses with tax credits and business loans. Also we need to focus on technology transfer.