House to hear Republican Memorial recognizing Ryan and Rebecca Holets tomorrow

SANTA FE—Tomorrow morning, the House of Representatives will proclaim February 6, 2018 as “New

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Legislation to keep guns out of the hands of violent offenders passes House

Santa Fe, NM – Today, the House of Representatives unanimously passed House Joint Memorial 12 (HJM

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Rep. Jason Harper's taxpayer protection bill passes NM House

 SANTA FE—This afternoon, the House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 194, a measure

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House Joint Memorial to support behavioral health services passes its first committee

Santa Fe, NM – Today, a House Joint Memorial sponsored by Rep. Joanne Ferrary (D-Las Cruces) and

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Rep. Jim Smith’s Small Cell Wireless Bill Passes House Business and Industry Committee

SANTA FE—Today, the House Business and Industry Committee passed Rep. Jim Smith’s (R-Sandia Park)

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Rep. Monica Youngblood's auto-theft deterrence bill approved by secone House committee

 SANTA FE—This afternoon, the House Business and Industry Committee endorsed House Bill 52,

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Rep. Tim Lewis wins House approval for bipartisan measure to expand scholarship benefits for children of firefighters and police officers killed in the line of duty

SANTA FE—This afternoon, the House of Representatives unanimously approved House Bill 55,

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Comprehensive, bipartisan public safety package moves ahead, House Judiciary Commnittee Omnibus would increase safety in New Mexico communities

Santa Fe, NM- Today, a bipartisan, comprehensive public safety package passed the New Mexico House of

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Morales legislation to replenish depleted NM College Affordability Fund advances, helps low-income adult students attend college

(Santa Fe, NM) – The key Senate Education Committee today passed SB 218 that appropriates $2

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Bill to support services for sexual assault survivors moves forward

Santa Fe, NM – Today, a bill to support services for sexual assault survivors unanimously passed the

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Rep. Nathan Small's bill to promote dual credit program passes committee

Santa Fe, NM – Today, the House Education Committee passed Rep. Nathan Small’s (D-Las Cruces)

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Memorial to increase quality classroom time for students passes committee


Santa Fe, NM- Today, a memorial to support teachers by reducing their amount of required paperwork

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Reps. Angelica Rubio, Joanne Ferrary recognize the role of hispanic New Mexicans in conservation efforts

Santa Fe, NM – Today, HM 37, sponsored by Rep. Angelica Rubio (D-Las Cruces) and Rep. Joanne

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Rep. Sarah Maestas Barnes guides Baby Brianna law expansion through Consumer and Public Affairs Committee

SANTA FE—Today, the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee voted unanimously to pass House

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Rep. Nathan Small advances bill to ensure communities have clean drinking water

Santa Fe, NM – A bill to make it a crime to lie to inspectors from the Environment Department

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Rep. Rebecca Dow’s Family-Friendly Workplace Income Tax Credit Proposal Unanimously Approved By House Business And Industry Committee

SANTA FE—This afternoon, the House Business and Industry Committee unanimously approved House Bill

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Rep. Jim Smith's proposal to bolster NM lottery scholarship passes House Education Committee

SANTA FE—Earlier today, the House Education Committee voted 11 to 2 to approve House Bill 147.

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House Judiciary Committee passes comprehensive, bipartisan public safety package bills that would improve public safety for New Mexico communities

Santa Fe, NM- Today, a bipartisan, comprehensive public safety package passed the House Judiciary

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House Committee to hear Baby Brianna Law Expansion Bill tomorrow

SANTA FE—Rep. Sarah Maestas Barnes will present House Bill 100, legislation to expand Baby

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N.M. House passes bipartisan budget to invest in New Mexico's economy

Santa Fe, N.M. – Today, the New Mexico House of Representatives passed a bipartisan budget to

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Majority Floor Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton's bill to support Behavioral Health passes committee

Santa Fe, NM – Today, a bill sponsored by House Majority Floor Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton

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Bill to fund domestic violence services passes first comittee

Santa Fe, NM - Today, a bill to fund domestic violence services throughout the state of New Mexico

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House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee approves bipartisan bill to remove statute of limitations for second-degree murder

SANTA FE—Today, the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee unanimously approved House Bill

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Rep. Jim Smith's Wireless Consumer Advanced Infrastructure Investment Act passes first House committee

SANTA FE—This afternoon, the House Local Government, Elections, Land Grants, and Cultural Affairs

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New Mexico Film Office announces Secretary Barbara Damron will be the Keynote Speaker at its Filn and Media Education Summit

 Santa Fe, N.M. - The New Mexico Film Office announced today that Dr. Barbara Damron, New Mexico

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