Steven Michael Quezada, who played a DEA agent on Breaking Bad, plans to run for political office in Albuquerque, N.M.
Best known for playing Steven Gomez on AMC’s hit show about chemistry teacher-turned-meth kingpin Walter White, Quezado announced that he’s pursuing a career in politics and running for a county commissioner position.
Quezado plans to run on the Democratic ticket for the Bernalillo County Commission seat. He’s previously served as a member of the Albuquerque school board.
“I think I bring a new face to the Democratic Party,” said Quezada. “We need to reach out to our young people — the young Chicanos, the young Latinos — and get them involved in this process and let them know this is important.”
At least three others are running for the open seat in 2016
Quezado is a lifelong resident of New Mexico, where Breaking Bad was set and filmed. The 52-year-old actor was born in Albuquerque and went on to study theater arts at Eastern New Mexico University.
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