Past Calls to Action
Compliance: Safer Community Places
New requirements for businesses to provide signage delineating public vs. private zones and mandatory Safety Plans for employers with 5+ staff members.
Restore Safety and Cleanliness
Called for safer, cleaner public spaces by urging Mayor Keller to sign Ordinance O-24-14, ensuring sidewalks are accessible and supporting local businesses.
McKinley County Tax Increase
Stopped the proposed tax hike by urging County Commissioners to prioritize families over increased government spending.
Protect Voter ID & Citizenship (SB 264)
Opposed sweeping criminal/civil penalties designed to undermine Proof of Citizenship and Voter ID standards.
Green New Deal (SB 18) - STOPPED
Prevented radical regulations that would have harmed key industries and raised the cost of living for all New Mexicans.
Preschool Vaccine Mandates (HB 156)
Opposed mandates for preschoolers that break away from Federal vaccine guidance and risk children's access to education.
Illegal Gun Trade Act (SB 17)
Targeted law-abiding owners rather than criminals by prohibiting sales of common weapons and magazines.
Armed Officers at Polls (SB 261)
Opposed removing exemptions that allow certified law enforcement to protect polling locations.
Save NM Healthcare System
Urged protection of medical access over trial attorney profits to help bring doctors back to New Mexico.
Restore Access to Care (HB 99)
Supported efforts to solve the healthcare crisis where patients face extreme wait times for specialists.
Oil & Gas Industry Attacks
Opposed redundant environmental attacks on the industry that provides critical revenue for our state.
Fuel Tax Increases (SB 76)
Fought against gas and diesel tax hikes during a time of record state revenue and high inflation.
Road Repair Tax Hike (SB 2)
Update: This bill passed, increasing taxes on drivers despite existing state budget surpluses.
Universal Basic Income (SB 70)
Opposed programs that increase government dependency instead of encouraging private-sector job growth.
End the Government Shutdown
Called on NM Senators to prioritize fulfilling their duty to fund the government and help struggling federal employees.
45-Minute Break Rule (HB 12)
Opposed an unreasonable 45-minute break mandate for every 15 minutes worked, which would hurt NM businesses.
Gender Ideology in Schools
Opposed teaching middle schoolers gender ideology and abortion, advocating for age-appropriate curriculum.
Shortage of Medical Professionals
Urged Legislators to address out-of-control crime and the severe shortage of doctors in our state.
Restrictive Freedom Bills
Opposed efforts by progressive legislators to make it easier to take away Second Amendment Rights.
Utility Rate Taxes (HB 91)
Opposed shifting utility costs through mandates that place further burdens on hard-working residents.
State Operated Banks (HB 130)
Opposed the use of $50 million in taxpayer funds to create a bank managed by political appointees.
Lawsuits Against Firearms Industry
Opposed targeting the firearms industry through discriminatory damage limits and harsher penalties.
Truth About Life-Altering Procedures
Advocated for ensuring minors and parents receive facts on long-term risks before life-altering procedures.
Women’s Rights in Sports
Supported ensuring biological women and girls can compete fairly without facing male competitors.
Inflationary Wage Hikes (HB 246)
Opposed minimum wage hikes that force businesses to raise prices, fueling further inflation.
Semiautomatic Weapon Bans
Opposed bans on common rifles, handguns, and magazines holding over 10 rounds.
Voter ID Verification (HB 170)
Supported verifying voter information at the polls to protect election integrity.
Green Constitutional Amendment
Opposed allowing vague environmental claims to be used to sue the government and block progress.
Rent Control Policies (SB 216)
Opposed policies that block affordable housing development and distort the rental market.
Waste Reduction Audits (SB 484)
Supported creating an independent office to audit state agencies and improve efficiency.
