Years in Office
16
Bills Sponsored
522
Bills Co-Sponsored
3150
Committees
4
Martin Heinrich Biography
Martin Heinrich, an engineer and former small business owner, was elected as U.S. Senator for New Mexico in 2012. He is recognized for his leadership on renewable energy, public lands protection, and technology-driven economic growth. Heinrich authored key legislation expanding access to clean energy tax credits and has served as Chair of the Joint Economic Committee. He represents New Mexico with a pragmatic approach, focusing on sustainable development and practical solutions for his constituents.
Education
- B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO(1995)
Professional History
U.S. Representative
(2009-Present)Representing New Mexico
State of New Mexico Natural Resources Trustee
(2006–07)Member, Albuquerque City Council
(2003–07)Executive Director, Cottonwood Gulch Foundation
(1996–2001)Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Martin Heinrich's congressional service.
Public Lands Protection
Championed permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund to preserve public lands and outdoor recreation.
Clean Energy Advocacy
Led efforts to expand renewable energy development and secured funding for New Mexico's clean energy projects.
Wildlife Corridors Act
Introduced and advanced the Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act to protect migratory routes for wildlife.
Veterans' Access to Care
Helped secure expanded health care services and facilities for veterans in rural New Mexico.
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