Economic Recovery and the State Budget

Coronavirus Economic Recovery and the State Budget: New Mexico needs: a) A budget that provides for the state’s needs (public safety, education, roads and other infrastructure, etc.) based on reasonable projections…

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Economic Incentives

Economic incentives: Invest in job preservation and creation that benefits New Mexico and its businesses. Incentives should focus on helping existing businesses survive the overly strict Governor-mandated Covid lockdown requirements.…

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Education & Workforce Development

Workforce development: A good education is the first step in developing a quality workforce. Our educational system should be modeled after successful states. We must provide a quality education (including technical…

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Employment Laws

Employment Laws: Increased mandated wages and benefits result in forced inflation, reduced hours for workers and fewer jobs for New Mexicans. Free market competition is what improves worker conditions and…

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State Control

State Control: Less Government intervention allows the free market to grow, businesses and employees to prosper, effectively improving the lives of all New Mexicans in the process.

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Regulatory Burdens

Regulatory burdens: Reduce the impact of unnecessary regulation that stifles New Mexico's potential. While sound regulation is necessary, New Mexico's over regulation and enforcement has been an impediment to business…

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Energy

Energy: Balance our needs and goals with real world conditions.  As we work to meet the requirements of the Energy Transition Act (ETA), our lawmakers must craft common sense legislation…

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Public Safety

Public safety: Safety breeds prosperity. New Mexico’s criminal code and judicial system must be strengthened to: a) Stop 'catch and release' policies that enable repeat offenders; b) Stop the practice…

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New Mexico Tax Code

Tax code: Smart tax management means more state revenue.  The tax code should be rewritten to replace Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) with a straight sales tax and eliminate the numerous…

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