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Deb Haaland unveiled a progressive affordability plan in Albuquerque, proposing a $14.50 minimum wage, AI rent bans, renewable energy expansion, and housing and food access reforms.
Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. interior secretary, unveiled a sweeping affordability agenda in Albuquerque, proposing a $14.50 minimum wage with automatic increases, banning AI-driven rent setting, and expanding renewable energy projects like SunZia to cut utility costs.
She pledged to streamline housing approvals, limit short-term rentals, and combat food deserts by waiving permitting fees for rural grocers and mobile units.
Haaland emphasized her working-class roots, citing her experience as a single mother and small business owner, and called for a Native American Business Incubator program to boost tribal self-determination.
Her plan also includes paid family leave, expanded child tax credits, and holding energy firms accountable to prevent rate hikes.
She faces competition from Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman, who has called for in-person debates, which Haaland has declined.
Deb Haaland dio a conocer un plan de asequibilidad progresivo en Albuquerque, proponiendo un salario mínimo de $ 14.50, prohibiciones de alquiler de IA, expansión de la energía renovable y reformas de acceso a vivienda y alimentos.