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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation to give judges access to the full criminal histories of violent repeat
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Santa Fe, NM' The Senate Finance Committee today accepted a large number of amendments to the
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, the House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill that would allow
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Santa Fe, NM - This evening, the House of Representatives passed legislation to enhance
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Santa Fe, NM - This evening, the House of Representatives passed legislation to ensure all New
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(SANTA FE, NM)' Lieutenant Governor John Sanchez will be joined by New Mexico Department of
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, Reps. Nate Gentry, David Adkins and Antonio "Moe" Maestas, along with Sen.
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Santa Fe, NM - SB248, sponsored by Senator Howie Morales, passed the Senate Conservation Committee today
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Santa Fe, NM - The Senate Public Affairs Committee passed "Stevie's Law," bipartisan legislation sponsored
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation to give judges access to the full criminal histories of violent repeat
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill to improve New Mexico's
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Title: VETERAN REDEFINED TO QUALIFY FOR RESIDENT TUITION
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, members of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) met with state legislators in honor
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representative passed a bill to allow law enforcement officers to
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representatives passed legislation to preserve access to out-of-state medical
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representatives approved a proposed constitutional amendment to
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representatives passed a bill to exempt public school and road
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Santa Fe, NM - The House of Representatives passed bipartisan legislation to protect employees of
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation clarifying regulations to allow ridesharing companies, like Uber and
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, a bill to include lifesaving skills instruction into the health curriculum for New
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Santa Fe, NM - House Bill 30, sponsored by Reps. Kelly Fajardo and Paul Pacheco, would close a
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Santa Fe, NM - Today the House of Representatives approved a proposal authorizing law enforcement officers
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Santa Fe, NM - Today a bill that would require certain convicted felons to serve at least 85% of
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Santa Fe, NM - The 2016 Legislative Session is almost three weeks in and House Republicans are
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