What Sets House District 50 Apart
Communities with Character
District 50 is a culturally diverse region, spanning parts of Santa Fe and Sandoval counties. While much of the area is rural, its population centers lie in communities like Eldorado, Edgewood, and Placitas. Eldorado is known for its arts scene, serene trails, and close-knit neighborhoods, fostering a strong sense of community engagement. Edgewood, situated at the threshold of mountains and plains, reflects New Mexico’s rural character, featuring a storied heritage of ranching and agriculture. Placitas has its roots in historic Spanish land grants and thriving local traditions, offering a glimpse into the cultural history that defines so much of the region.
Shared Values and a Strong Future
The district as a whole exemplifies its natural beauty and high quality of life in every community. Residents care deeply about protecting the open space, wildlife, and clean air that make this part of New Mexico so special. Additionally, this is a community that values learning, opportunity, and prudent investments in the future. The people who live here come from numerous cultural backgrounds, but they’re united by their connection to the land and a strong sense of responsibility to their communities.
