Dear New Mexicans, The 2026 legislative session ended today. THANKS to all who participated by emailing, calling, and making public comments during the hearings.   THANKS to the many Republican and few Democrat legislators who stood up for the rights and livelihoods of New Mexicans! We'd also like to give a special THANKS to Better Together New Mexico , including Carla Sonntag and Larry Sonntag, who facilitated pulling together the numerous quick-and-easy calls to action put

Dear New Mexicans, There is only one day left in this year's legislative session. Your efforts ARE making a difference and we have another win to share with you now!  This post only has ONE quick-and-easy call to action on the unconstitutional gun ban bill. That will only take a minute to complete.   Please scroll below for info about:  URGENT: Update on unconstitutional gun ban bill SB17 GOOD News on medical malpractice bill HB99 URGENT UPDATE: SB17 Outlaws Sale of Semi-Aut

Dear New Mexicans, There is only one week left in this year's legislative session. Your efforts ARE making a difference and we are glad to share some wins with you now!  This post only has ONE quick-and-easy call to action on the unconstitutional gun ban bill. That will only take a minute to complete.   Please scroll below for info about:  URGENT: Update on unconstitutional gun ban bill SB17 GOOD News on vaccine bill HB156 Two more pieces of good news about some recent wins i

Dear New Mexicans, As of now, over 700+ Bills have been introduced in the 30-day legislative session! Some bills are moving quickly through the committees.    Please scroll below for info about:  URGENT: Update on unconstitutional gun ban bill SB17 URGENT: Update on the Bill that would permanently mandate vaccines for infants and preschoolers 5 more quick-and-easy calls to action for Bills that are moving fast Good and bad news about some recent wins and losses in the legi

In the October 2025 Special Session, the NM Legislature passed new vaccine law SB3. That new law was scheduled to expire in July 2026. Now, state lawmakers are aiming to make the new vaccine law permanent with bill HB156 . If passed, HB156 would make these changes permanent in state law:   Adds the requirement for mandatory vaccination of infants and young children in daycare centers (but exemptions are still allowed per state statute)   Removes the Federal CDC's Advisory

Dear New Mexicans, The Legislature is moving quickly in this year's 30 day session. Over 275+ Bills have already been introduced! Many of those will never even be heard in committee, but some bad bills are already on the move.    Will you please give 7 minutes to help, by sending quick-and-easy emails on the Bills below which are important to you?  QUICK-AND-EASY CALLS TO ACTION Your emails will be most effective if you customize the subject line. That will make your email