Red, green or Christmas? Cathrynn spearheaded the effort to create one of the most iconic license plates on the road.
Cathrynn meeting with hometown constituents in Santa Fe office.
Through Cathrynn’s persistent effort, we now have a permanent display of the United States and New Mexico constitutions in the Roundhouse, sacred reminders of the foundational laws of our great Nation and State.
Champion swimmer Riley Gaines visited the Roundhouse in February 2024 to support House Bill 205, which Cathrynn co-sponsored, to protect women’s sports.
"Representative Cathrynn Brown is one of the most effective legislators in Santa Fe and the people of House District 55 are fortunate to have her. In addition to always putting the interests of her district first, Cathrynn has been a strong defender of life, family values, and religious freedom ...".
-Vince Torres, President and Executive Director, Family Policy Alliance of New Mexico
New Mexico communities have benefited from Cathrynn's legislative work.
Cathrynn is known as a strong advocate for charter schools.
Problem solved! Cathrynn sponsored legislation to remediate the abandoned brine well in south Carlsbad. Had the cavern collapsed, the potential for loss of life could have been high and economic damages could have been in the billions.
Cathrynn remains dedicated to the 4-H Program and its commitment to youth development.
Cathrynn has been recognized for her spirit of bipartisanship as a lawmaker.
Cathrynn is a huge supporter of financial literacy education for New Mexico high school students.
Cathrynn's leadership has helped many in our community.
Cathrynn and Mike enjoying well deserved time off in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Cathrynn was selected to participate in the Western Legislative Academy, a multi-day training experience focused on sharpening leadership skills needed to excel in a legislative environment.
