Rebekah Stevens was raised in the Western U.S., traveling to 23 states before she was nine. Rebekah has been involved in New Mexico politics since 2008 and since her teens she has worked with and consulted for over twenty federal, statewide and local campaigns in New Mexico, Texas, Missouri and Washington.

Rebekah started blogging in 2012, and by 2013 focused mostly on New Mexico politics, breaking a number of statewide and national stories in 2013 and 2014. She served as Republican Party of Grant County Vice Chair from 2013-2014 and was on the Republican Party of New Mexico State Central Committee from 2013 to 2021.  In November of 2015, she helped charter the New Mexico Young Republicans and served as their communications director.

In Israel in November – December of 2017

In May of 2016, Rebekah was elected the youngest female member of the New Mexico delegation to the RNC convention. In 2017, she was honored to visit Israel with a group of Young Republican National Federation (YRNF) members. The group were guests of the Likud Party and met with members of the Knesset, regional officials and young party leaders during the visit.

Rebekah earned an associates degree in Early Childhood Education in 2020 and a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with minors in pre-law and business administration in 2022. She also began her masters in early childhood education. Today, she’s taken a hiatus from politics, but enjoys policy analysis, traveling around the country, and day trips to visit state and national parks around the southwest.