Vanessa Ordoñez expresses heartfelt gratitude to voters, volunteers, donors, and supporters after placing ahead, reaffirming her commitment to public safety and community service in Doña Ana County.

Happy World Ocean Day! As a Sailor, I’ve seen firsthand the power and importance of our oceans, and I’m committed to protecting them for future generations.

Proud to officially join VFW Post #6917 in Las Cruces, Vanessa Ordoñez honors the shared sacrifices, challenges, and strong bonds of military service while thanking the post for its warm welcome.

Vanessa Ordoñez completed a 10-month Law Enforcement Executive Program, reflecting on leadership, growth, and the value of learning alongside elite leaders from across the state.

Pip: Vanessa Ordoñez is running for sheriff of Doña Ana County, and she is not being subtle about what kind of sheriff she intends to be. Mara: Today we’re covering the ground her recent posts stake out — gun violence…

Today, we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation and the freedoms we hold dear. Their sacrifice reminds us that freedom is never free.

Every conversation, every volunteer, and every supporter is the heart of this campaign, rooted in community, service, and a shared commitment to a stronger Doña Ana County.

As visits to Chaparral continue, meaningful conversations with seniors are helping guide the work ahead, reminding us that older adults deserve to be heard, respected, and supported.