Do everything possible in the Senate to pass a bipartisan budget that puts working families first.

And that’s exactly what we plan to do: as New Mexico’s senators, we will do everything we can in the Senate to pass a bipartisan budget that actually puts working families first.

Heinrich and Luján commit to working in the Senate to pass a bipartisan budget centered on working families.

Heinrich, Luján Statement on President Trump’s 2027 Budget
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"This Appropriations bill isn’t perfect but after tough negotiations and bipartisan compromise, I was able to get the best deal for New Mexico and advocate for federal resources that deliver for working families," said Heinrich, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Heinrich publicly tied his Senate appropriations work to bipartisan compromise and delivering for working families, consistent with the promise's policy goal.

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Heinrich Announces Committee Passage of Over $12.5 Million for New Mexico
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Question: On the Concurrent Resolution (S.Con.Res. 33, As Amended). Vote Result: Concurrent Resolution Agreed to. Heinrich (D-NM), Nay.

The Senate adopted the budget resolution on a mostly party-line vote, and Heinrich voted no rather than helping pass the final resolution.

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U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 119th Congress - 2nd Session, Vote 105
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"And that’s exactly what we plan to do: as New Mexico’s senators, we will do everything we can in the Senate to pass a bipartisan budget that actually puts working families first."

This is the clearest official statement of the promise and shows Heinrich framing bipartisan budget passage as an active Senate goal in 2026.

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As Trump’s War in Iran Makes Gas and Everyday Essentials More Expensive, Heinrich Fights to Lower Costs for New Mexico Families
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"As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, I’ve worked hard to negotiate and pass strong, bipartisan appropriations bills that deliver for New Mexico. The $387 million Heinrich secured for New Mexico communities includes over $67 million that was signed into law today and over $319,982,000 already signed into law last month and in November 2025. Altogether, full funding for 11 out of the 12 FY26 appropriations bills have been signed into law."

Heinrich helped negotiate and pass bipartisan appropriations bills that became law, which is substantive evidence of concrete action toward the broader promise.

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BREAKING: $387 Million Heinrich Secured for New Mexico in FY26 Funding Signed into Law, While Renewing Call for DHS Funding to Include Commonsense Reforms
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