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By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
John Block, a representative for New Mexico's House District 51, has called for the censure and expulsion of U.S. Representative Al Green following an incident during President Trump's speech to Congress.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
Senator Jeff Steinborn is a lifelong resident of Las Cruces, and was born there. He has served in the state legislature for nearly two decades. He comes from a family dedicated to public service—his father served as mayor in the 1980s. After earning his degree from the University of Texas in Austin, Steinborn returned to New Mexico in 2001 and has since worked on issues ranging from conservation to healthcare and public safety.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
Stefani Lord, a representative for New Mexico's House District 22, said that House Bill 11 passed the House with support from most but not all Democrats.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
Carla Sonntag, president of the New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC), criticized the passage of a bill taxing employees and employers despite known solvency issues.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
The oil and gas industry has made significant contributions to communities across New Mexico, with over $279 million in tax revenue directed to public schools in the fiscal year 2024.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
Parents in New Mexico must be current on their child support payments to obtain hunting and fishing licenses.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce convened its Board of Directors meeting on February 27, where several key updates were shared.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
The New Mexico Senate recently held a session on March 6, 2025, addressing several key legislative measures.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 6, 2025
The New Mexico Senate has approved Senate Bill 83, which establishes the Innovation in State Government Fund.
By Jodi Hendricks | Mar 6, 2025
Every child is precious. Every parent deserves a voice. Families should be empowered to make informed decisions about their children's well-being. Senate Bill 500, the Detransitioner Protection Act, embodies these principles.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
John Block, a representative for New Mexico's House District 51, expressed opposition to House Bill 339, which seeks to prevent housing discrimination based on income source.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a representative for New Mexico's House District 38, has proposed the creation of an interim committee to examine educational strategies from states with successful outcomes.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Stefani Lord, a representative for New Mexico's House District 22, said that Democrats rejected a "crucial amendment" to a student behavior response bill.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
John Block, a representative for New Mexico House District 51, said that House Bill 11, the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act, would "annihilate all NM small businesses."
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Anne Doherty, founder of The Family Month Project, has expressed support for the proposed $7,000 adoption tax credit in New Mexico's House Bill 207.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
State Senator Jay Block announced that Senate Bill 319, which aimed to mandate uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage for all New Mexico drivers, was withdrawn by its sponsor, Senator Katy Duhigg.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor of New Mexico, said that House Bill 8 is a crucial measure in tackling crime within the state by reforming competency evaluations and preventing repeat case dismissals.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that New Mexico has made significant progress in behavioral health access, highlighting increased provider growth, expanded services, and reduced suicide rates.
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
Pat Woods, a New Mexico State Senator, said that Senate Bill 57 undermines government transparency by exempting certain publicly funded entities from the Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA).
By New Mexico Sun | Mar 5, 2025
The New Mexico House of Representatives has passed a measure to make high school equivalency tests free for residents.
