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WORST and BEST Bills Introduced So Far in Legislature

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Dear New Mexicans,

The 2025 New Mexico Legislative session starts TODAY (January 21st) and runs through March 22nd.  Thus far, 125 Bills have been introduced and there will be hundreds more over the next month. Scroll below for info about some of the worst and best Bills that have been introduced so far. 

 

As in prior years, we will send out weekly updates during the legislative session to help you stay informed and provide easy ways for you to get involved. It remains to be seen which Bills will pick up steam as they move through committees, so please be on the lookout for Calls to Action when it is time to show support or opposition for specific Bills.



 

CONCERNING BILLS INTRODUCED THUS FAR

Some of the Bills we are most concerned about thus far include the following: 

 

 

Representative John Block has posted a little video summary of some of the worst Bills on his X page here: https://x.com/RepBlock/status/1879216253770064240



 

FAVORABLE BILLS INTRODUCED THUS FAR

Some of the Bills that look hopeful include the following:

 


 

WHERE YOU CAN MONITOR BILLS INTRODUCED THIS SESSION

You can see a full listing of Bills that have been introduced in the session here: https://www.nmlegis.gov/Legislation/Legislation_List

 

Make sure to select "2025 Regular" for the Session and click the "Go" button to show the most current list of Bills. 


All of the committee hearings and legislature meetings are webcast on the nmlegis.gov website. The direct link to the webcast is here: 


Once the session begins, you can use this link to see livestream recordings, see which upcoming meetings are scheduled, and you can also watch past recordings.


 

We hope this is helpful as we move into the Legislative Session! 

 

Feel free to share with your friends and family. People can join our email list to stay up-to-date on the legislative session here: https://www.nmfa.us/subscribe

 

Standing with you for freedom and liberty in New Mexico,

Sarah, Melanie, and Karen

New Mexico Freedoms Alliance

National Coalition for Health Integrity

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