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New Census data shows our poverty rate is declining at three times the national rate. And when you account for programs that put money back in families’ pockets, New Mexico’s child poverty rate has fallen nearly in half — from 20.9% to 10.9%.

This hopeful news reflects choices we’ve made together: making college more affordable, cutting taxes for working families, expanding food and housing assistance and investing directly in New Mexico’s kids. And these numbers don’t yet reflect universal no-cost child care, which just launched last November.

There is more work ahead. But fewer New Mexico children growing up in poverty means profound and lasting benefits for our state.

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