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All 9,506 Active 3 In committee 2,535 Passed 752 Signed 1,992 Failed 305

failed · New Mexico · House Feb 14, 2026

HB 164: LOBBYING ACTIVITY REPORTS

HB 164 requires lobbyists and their employers to file detailed reports disclosing specific legislation they lobbied on, their position (support/oppose/neutral), and any changes to that position. These reports must be submitted within 48 hours of starting lobbying activity and include the employer's name. The reports will be preserved publicly online for at least ten years, searchable and downloadable on the legislature's website. This bill directly affects all registered lobbyists and their employers who engage in lobbying activities in New Mexico.

failed · New Mexico · Senate Feb 11, 2026

SB 18: CLEAR HORIZONS & EMISSIONS CODIFICATION

SB 18 establishes legally binding statewide greenhouse gas emissions targets for New Mexico, requiring a 45% reduction from 2005 levels by 2030, 75% by 2040, and net zero emissions (100% reduction) by 2050. The bill mandates that the Environmental Improvement Board track and report emissions, allowing states to meet targets through direct reductions or carbon removal projects within New Mexico, including initiatives on tribal lands. It updates key definitions in environmental law to clarify terms like "greenhouse gas," "statewide emissions," and "carbon intensity" for consistent reporting and enforcement. These provisions directly affect state agencies, businesses, and industries contributing to emissions within New Mexico.

Topics ✓ Energy ✓ Environment

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 40: "MEXICAN AMERICAN CHICANO HERITAGE DAY"

HM 40 (House Memorial 40) is a symbolic resolution declaring February 2, 2026, as "Mexican American Chicano Heritage Day" within the New Mexico House of Representatives. It directly honors New Mexico's Mexican American and Chicano communities by recognizing the historical significance of the February 2, 1848, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which shaped their identity and cultural heritage. The resolution aims to foster unity and promote understanding of the Chicano movement's contributions to New Mexico's history, culture, and society. As a ceremonial memorial (not a law), it has no binding effect but serves to acknowledge these communities' legacy.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 49: "UNM DAY"

House Memorial 49 designates February 4, 2026, as "UNM Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives to recognize the University of New Mexico's contributions as the state's flagship university. The resolution highlights UNM's role in serving over 28,000 students, awarding degrees (including 3,400 bachelor's), operating the state's only level one trauma center, and advancing research and healthcare. It does not impose new requirements but directs the House to send a copy of the resolution to UNM's president as a symbolic gesture.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 48: "VALENCIA COUNTY DAY"

House Memorial 48 designates February 4, 2026, as "Valencia County Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. This ceremonial resolution honors Valencia County's historical significance, cultural heritage, and economic contributions through its communities (including Belen, Los Lunas, Peralta, and Bosque Farms). It does not create new laws or policies but formally recognizes the county's role in New Mexico's history, agriculture, transportation, and modern economic growth. The resolution directs the House to transmit copies to county officials and local mayors. As a memorial, it has no binding effect but serves as a symbolic tribute.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 9: MEXICO-NEW MEXICO ADVOCACY DAY

House Memorial 9 declares January 21, 2026, as "Mexico-New Mexico Advocacy Day" to recognize the cultural, economic, and trade ties between New Mexico and Mexico. The memorial highlights Mexico as New Mexico’s top trading partner (with $7 billion in exports in 2024) and emphasizes shared Hispanic/Latino heritage, border commerce, and collaboration with the Albuquerque Mexican consulate. It does not create new laws or programs but symbolically celebrates existing partnerships. The resolution was passed by the New Mexico House of Representatives and directs the memorial to be shared with the Mexican consulate and state leadership.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 5: "NEW MEXICO MESA DAY"

House Memorial 5 designates January 22, 2026, as "New Mexico MESA Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. The memorial recognizes New Mexico MESA, a nonprofit educational program that supports students from diverse backgrounds in math, engineering, and science through tutoring, college counseling, and career preparation. It honors the organization’s work in nearly 110 schools statewide, emphasizing its role in helping students pursue STEM fields. The bill has no policy or funding changes - it is purely a symbolic recognition of MESA’s educational contributions.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 19: "NM AVIATION & AEROSPACE DAY"

This House Memorial (HM 19) designates January 27, 2026, as "New Mexico Aviation and Aerospace Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. It recognizes the sector's contributions through ceremonial acknowledgment, citing New Mexico's historical role in aerospace, its economic impact (over $300 million annually and 8,000 jobs), and key facilities like Spaceport America and national laboratories. The resolution has no binding policy changes - it is purely commemorative. The bill passed the House on January 27, 2026.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 18: "NM NATIONAL BOARD-CERTIFIED TEACHER DAY"

This ceremonial bill (HM 18) designates January 28, 2026, as "New Mexico National Board-Certified Teachers Recognition Day" in the House of Representatives. It formally recognizes the contributions of national board-certified teachers across New Mexico's schools, including those in Title I schools and among educators of color. The resolution has no policy or funding provisions - it simply commemorates these educators' achievements through a designated day. It does not create new requirements or alter existing laws.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 25: VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIMES & THEIR FAMILIES

House Memorial 25 is a symbolic resolution honoring victims of violent crime and their families in New Mexico. It expresses the state's solidarity with these individuals, recognizes the impact of violent crime on families and communities, and directs that a copy be transmitted to the Crime Victims Reparation Commission chair. This memorial does not create new laws or policies but serves as a formal statement of recognition.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 8: REVEREND DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

This memorial resolution honors the life and legacy of Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr., specifically during New Mexico's 2026 "Dream Week" commemorations organized by the state's Martin Luther King, Jr. commission. It formally recognizes Dr. King's civil rights leadership and philosophy of nonviolence, aligning with the state's annual observance theme. The resolution was passed by the New Mexico House of Representatives and directs copies to key officials, including the governor and the Martin Luther King, Jr. commission. As a ceremonial resolution, it does not create new laws or policies but affirms the state's commitment to commemorating Dr. King's ideals.

signed · New Mexico · House Feb 10, 2026

HM 27: "GRANT COUNTY DAY"

House Memorial 27 designates January 28, 2026, as the fiftieth annual "Grant County Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. The memorial also honors former Hurley mayor Joseph Edward "Ed" Stevens and current Lieutenant Governor Howie Morales for their service to New Mexico. This ceremonial resolution recognizes Grant County's cultural heritage, historical significance, and contributions to the state. As a non-binding memorial, it does not create new laws or affect any legal obligations.