In Congress, I continue to fight to pass meaningful legislation to address climate change, develop more renewable energy, ensure our water security, clean air, and the preservation of our public lands.
Continue fighting to pass meaningful climate legislation, develop more renewable energy, and protect water security, clean air, and public lands.
Occurrences
protecting our sacred lands and waters
submitted a comment letter urging BLM to reverse course on efforts to undo a 20-year mineral withdrawal around Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Evidence
Current FY27 guidance on her office site includes an EPA water-systems assistance example and lists Interior and Environment appropriations requests, indicating active environment and water funding work.
Her official recent-votes page records House activity on H.R. 4626 and H.R. 4758, appliance-efficiency bills tied to energy and water use.
The site says she and New Mexico colleagues celebrated committee passage of two major bills out of the House Natural Resources Committee, including the Albuquerque Indian School Act.
Assessments
The promise was broad and ongoing: pass climate legislation, expand renewable energy, and protect water, clean air, and public lands. The evidence shows Stansbury has continued to work on environment and water priorities through appropriations requests, recent energy- and water-related House votes, and Natural Resources Committee action on related land issues. That supports meaningful effort and some progress on parts of the promise. But the record provided does not show a major enacted climate law, a clear renewable-energy delivery, or completed protection outcomes across the full promise. In federal office-context terms, this is best scored as partial progress during the same term rather than full delivery.