Calls to Action

URGENT/CURRENT INITIATIVES

Although we don’t have any current Calls to Action, NMBC’s grassroots advocacy project: Better Together New Mexico, may have one that interests you – click HERE to take a look.

PREVIOUS INITIATIVES

INACTIVE: Stop Another Socialized Tax on New Mexican Families!

Oppose HB 218 Low-Income Public Utility Rates. This bill would force hard-working families and senior citizens struggling to pay their own bills to help pay utility bills for others.

Oppose HB 218 HERE!

INACTIVE: Keep Our Elections Secure!

Tell legislators to vote NO on SB 180. We need more security and transparency in our elections, not more partisan interference, unfunded mandates, and secrecy.

Oppose SB 180 HERE!

INACTIVE: Stop the Mandates and Regulations on NM Businesses!

Ask Legislators to vote 'NO' on Senate Bill 11 (SB11) Paid Family Medical Leave Act. (PFMLA)! This act forces employees and employers to pay out of pocket into a 12 week PTO which would harm our already fragile businesses and the workers they employ.

Oppose SB 11 HERE!

INACTIVE: Stop Rising Inflation for New Mexicans!

Oppose House Bill 25 that would cause minimum wage to increase, driving inflation and the cost of living expenses even higher than it already is!

Oppose HB 25 HERE!

INACTIVE: Tell all NM Senators to Vote No!

NM Legislators are now working to remove the security and integrity of our election in the ‘Voting Rights Protections' bill that allows prisoners to vote, and mandates automatic voter registration, and so much more.

Oppose HB 4 HERE!

INACTIVE: Help fix New Mexico's Crime Problem!

Urge NM Legislators to Vote YES on House Joint Resolution 9 (HJR9)! This bill would give judges more freedom to retain dangerous criminals.

Support HJR 9 HERE!

INACTIVE: Prevent a governor from hurting New Mexicans and their businesses ever again!

Ask Legislators to vote 'YES' on House Bill 80 (HB80) which would require the governor to consult with the legislature after an emergency order was issued, every 60 days.

Support HB 80 HERE!

INACTIVE: Help Save NM Businesses and Employees!

Say NO to the Paid Family Medical Leave Act (PFMLA) that will take money from all employees and most businesses. This will hurt our state by burdening businesses and employees with more costs and if passed, could go into effect in 2026.

Take 30 seconds to sign our petition HERE!

INACTIVE: Support the new KBI- Parental Rights APS Policy!

The APS School Board is considering this new policy: KB1- Parent Rights and Responsibilities. This is a good Parental Rights Policy that we can get behind. However, the progressives are already trying to shut it down with commentary and demonstrations, so we need to show strong support in every way possible.

INACTIVE: Encourage City Councilors to override the mayor's veto on Homeless Camps!

The 6-3 moratorium vote has been vetoed by the mayor but the city councilors can still override his veto! Take 30 seconds to send an email to those who voted in favor, encouraging them to stand firm with 1000s of voters who are against these camps.

Click HERE to send an email to ABQ City Councilors.

INACTIVE: Ask ABQ Councilors to say NO to numerous government sanctioned homeless 'campsites' scattered around Albuquerque!

Albuquerque has spent millions of dollars on underused facilities for the homeless and mentally challenged. Now its proposing to allow homeless 'encampments' with sites for vehicles, tents, and other temporary shelters throughout the city

Click HERE to send an email to ABQ City Councilors.

INACTIVE: Tell NM Senator Ben Ray Lujan to Retract his Misinformation Bill from the U.S. Congress!

If you disagree with your tax dollars being used to promote “official” health information and to disrupt the free flow of communication that our country was founded on, please take a moment to send an email to Senator Lujan. This will only take a minute, and it is important for letting Senator Lujan know the desires of the people he is representing.

Click HERE to send an email to Senator Ben Ray Lujan.

INACTIVE: New Mexico can help U.S. restore Energy Independence - Let's do This!

It's time for immediate increase in oil and fuel production in New Mexico and the U.S. to alleviate us from being dependent on other countries for energy. Use the form below to quickly send an email to Governor Lujan Grisham and your State and Federal Legislators.

Click HERE to send an email to Congress, Your NM Legislator and Governor Lujan Grisham.

INACTIVE: Say NO to State Controlled Utilities in NM.

Can you imagine the state or a municipality, like the city of Albuquerque, having control over your electricity? Consider the power the governor has enjoyed over the past two years of opening and closing businesses, telling us when and where we can shop, and whether our kids could go to school. She discussed turning off the power to companies that were not abiding by her ‘emergency health orders’. Think what would happen if she had the authority to turn off your heat, air conditioning, or appliances.

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

INACTIVE: Voters Should Have the Right to Recall Elected Officials.

HJR 12 is a proposed Constitutional Amendment which would allow the recall of elected officials in New Mexico. Many people have asked how we can stop the Governor's overreach of power, and this is one answer!

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

INACTIVE: 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.

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

INACTIVE: Protect Your 2nd Amendment Rights New Mexico.

HB 156 is a proposed ban on firearm magazines that hold more than 15 rounds. If you own a magazine that holds more than 15 rounds, you would have to destroy your magazine or you would become a felon if the bill becomes law.

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

INACTIVE: HB 6 Clean Future Act is the Governor's attempt to outdo California.

HB 6 goes further than a U.S. model approach and seeks to have the most stringent requirements in the world. This legislation is more stringent than California, a state with vastly stronger resources for compliance, and the Paris Agreement.

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

INACTIVE: There is never a good time to unnecessarily raise gas prices, especially NOW!

SB 14 Enacting the Clean Fuel Standard Act will, in reality, do little for the environment but will instead force New Mexico motorists to pay 35 cents/gallon MORE for gasoline.

Click HERE to send an email to key legislators.

Check out 'Methane Rule Comments' Here!

Call To Action – Tell Albuquerque city councilors NO to more business mandates

August 21, 2020

Albuquerque City Councillors are quietly proposing more legislation to mandate that business give extra pay and time off amid the struggle to remain in business

Tell our legislators NO to new gas taxes

February 3, 2020

If approved the bill would move the state from the fourth lowest gas tax to the fourth highest in the nation, according to the Tax

Call to Action – Recreational Marijuana

January 21, 2020

Don’t let New Mexico’s future go up in smoke! Tell our New Mexico Legislators that legalizing recreational marijuana is not the right move. New Mexico

Methane Regulation Petition

July 25, 2019

The oil and gas industry is vital to the economy of New Mexico, contributing more than any other industry to education, infrastructure, healthcare, and public

Focus on Crime, Not More Mandates on Small Businesses

June 18, 2019

Tell Bernalillo County Commissioners to focus on reducing crime. Violent and property crime is out of control; good people (businesses and jobs) are moving to

Call to Action – RTW is going to the committee

February 11, 2019

HB 378 , The Employee Preference Act, sponsored by Reps Scott, Gallegos, Ezzell and House Minority Leader Townsend provides for, among other things, that an employee has the freedom to decide if they will join a union and pay dues – or not. They cannot be required, as a condition of hiring, promotion or continued employment to be a part of a union.