Huang wants to work for improving the state's educational system by supporting choice for parents and expanding vocational education programs. He is currently serving his third term on the Oakton Community College board. Wadhwa will work to ensure accountability in education, enforce existing laws and encourage proper values to address problems of guns and drugs. He also wants to eliminate waste and excesses in government bureaucracy. He is an honor graduate of the U.S. Air Force Ground Forward Air Controller School and the U.S. Army Field Artillery School and has served in the National Guard.
Toy wants to improve public education and supports clean air and water legislation.
If elected, Toy would be the first Chinese American elected to a state house in the Midwest. He was a professor at New Mexico State University for 26 years and served on the Las Cruces City Council from 1985 to 1989. Gunaji has been commissioner of the New Mexico Stream Commission since 1998 and is a member of the New Mexico Border Authority. 96 Vo has been an associate chemist and project manager with Lancaster Laboratories since 1993. She has been a City Republican Committee member since 1996.