Current Calls to Action/Petitions/Surveys
Past Calls to Action/Petitions/Surveys
Say NO to State Controlled Utilities in NM.
Voters Should Have the Right to
Recall Elected Officials.
Stop the Radical 'Green' Agenda.
HJR 2 and SJR 2 are resolutions that ask voters in the next election to say 'yes' or 'no' to a constitutional amendment. These resolutions propose to amend the New Mexico Constitution to provide "environmental rights." This amendment allows individuals to sue government agencies when they feel their environmental rights have been compromised.
Protect Your 2nd Amendment Rights New Mexico.
Call To Action: Stop the tax attack on NM businesses!
Governor Lujan Grisham used her line item veto authority to remove $600 million in federal aid from the state budget. This money was earmarked specifically
Call To Action: Veto job killing bills
The Governor needs encouragement to VETO job killing legislation and SIGN a couple of bills that would be good for our state. The Legislative Session
Call To Action: Time to balance the power in Santa Fe
Tired of the Governor’s Power Trip? Take ACTION to restore balance in Santa Fe! HJR 6 Termination of Emergency Declarations will provide some much needed
Call To Action: Stop the sick leave mandate
Hard working New Mexicans cannot afford reduced hours or lost employment opportunities, especially right now in light of the extended pandemic lockdown. The mandate proposed in
Call to Action: Don’t let the legislature destroy New Mexico jobs!
HB 148 Unemployment Contribution Rate Change increases Unemployment Insurance (UI) rates by 200 – 300% or more and will cost New Mexico jobs. Many employees were
Call to Action: Tell legislators ‘NO’ to recreational marijuana legalization
Senators will be hearing two legalization bills this Saturday at 10 AM! Take 30 seconds and tell them to vote NO on legal marijuana New
Call To Action: Immediate Change to Legislative Procedure Needed
The Legislative process for public participation is excluding citizens from engaging with lawmakers – barring them from from hearing both sides of critical issues. We urge