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Rep. Nicole Chavez

New Mexico State Representative (R — House District 31, Bernalillo County; first elected 2024). Sits on the House Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee and (advisory) House Water & Natural Resources — the two panels that would hear data-center incentive and moratorium legislation.
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The lone Republican-held House seat inside Albuquerque. No established tie to Project Jupiter or BorderPlex — but her seats on the House Economic & Rural Development and (advisory) Water & Natural Resources committees make her a relevant vote if the 2027 data-center moratorium bills move.

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Chavez sits on both House committees that would hear data-center legislation

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