Has Governor Lujan Grisham exceeded her emergency authority by levying excessive fines on businesses? New Mexico Business Coalition believes the answer to that question is 'YES.' In the first weeks…
On July 1st a slew of new laws took effect in NM, 90 days after the Governor signed off on them following the end of the regular legislative session. The…
For the week ending June 26thESTABLISHING GROUND RULES FOR POLICE: The House on June 25 passed, 236 for and 181 against, a Democratic sponsored bill (HR 7120) that would set…
For the week ending June 19thREPAIRING NATIONAL PARKS, FUNDING PUBLIC LANDS: Voting 73 for and 25 against, the Senate on June 17 passed a bill (HR 1957) that would authorize…
Since the pandemic shutdown began in March, NMBC has been working determinedly to help the state, it's businesses and employees in every way possible get back on their feet. Whether…
This week state legislators will return to the capital for a special (closed door) legislative session to address pressing issues facing the New Mexico, namely the massive $2 billion hole…
For the week ending March 14th RENEWING SURVEILLANCE AUTHORITY FOR FIVE YEARS: Voting 278 for and 136 against, the House on March 11 approved a five-year extension (HR 6172) of three…
In a new conference held shortly after the end of the 2020 legislative session, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham sounded interested in the possibility of paying legislators a standard salary for…
Legislators in both the House and Senate adjourned sine die at noon on Thursday, bringing the 2020 legislative session to a close. This year's legislative session was contentious at times, but…
A bill that would have raised the state’s gasoline tax from ¢.17 per gallon to ¢.47 per gallon was tabled in the House Appropriations and Finance Committee Monday evening with…