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Dossier · Who's Who
Rep. Nicole Chavez
An Albuquerque state representative with no established tie to Project Jupiter, who sits on the two House committees that would hear data-center incentive and moratorium legislation.
At a glance
- Current roles
- New Mexico State Representative (R), NM State Legislature2025-01–present[1]
- Member, House Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee
- Advisory member, House Water & Natural Resources Committee
- Category
- Elected official
- Jurisdiction
- State of New Mexico
- Verification
- caveated — True with a stated limit on it
- In the record
- 3 sources · 1 connections · 0 dated entries
- Record id
- PJP126
Key facts
- First elected in 2024; the first term began in January 2025.[1]
- Holds the only Republican-held House seat inside Albuquerque.
- No documented financial or lobbying tie to Alarid, BorderPlex or Project Jupiter has been found.
- Chavez's committee seats make the vote relevant if the 2027 data-center moratorium bills move.[2]
The record
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.
Relationships · 1
Claims involving them · 1
Sources · 3
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