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Common Cause Wrapped 2024
10 Common Cause Led Victories in 2024
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The good, the bad, and the amended…. how democracy faired at the Roundhouse
Common Cause Applauds Funding to Increase Legislative Staff, Bills to Label “Deep Fakes” and Make School Board Campaigns More Transparent
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A flurry of legislation on a Friday!
A set of legislative modernization measures passed through the House Government, Elections & Indian Affairs Committee this morning, and a commonsense bill to prohibit firearms at all polling locations advances through Senate Judiciary Committee, too.
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Common Cause New Mexico Outlines Good Government Priorities For 2024 Session
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Still Under the Influence — CCNM’s Report on the Alcohol Industry
CCNM has compiled a 'Connect the Dots' report examining the alcohol industry, its lobby, and its influence on New Mexico's elected officials.
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Reason to celebrate!
During the 2023 NM Legislative session, we enjoyed some big democracy wins.... and endured some disappointments.
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Victory for Voters!
We just passed historic voting legislation in New Mexico!
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Progress on our Priorities!
With just over one week remaining in the 2023 NM Legislative Session, here's what is still moving and how you can help!
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Modernization Myths Dispelled!
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Halfway Through the 2023 Session!
Here's where our priority legislation stands as we move into the second half of the session.
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Tomorrow is DEMOCRACY DAY at the Roundhouse!
Join an indoor rally in support of the NM Voting Rights Act (HB 4) at the Roundhouse.
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Honoring the “Conscience of the Legislature”
A tribute to Representative John Paul Taylor
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It’s Groundhog Day, and with your help, we predict democracy wins!
Several of our Common Cause New Mexico priorities will be in committee at the Roundhouse over the next few days, and we need your calls and emails to help advance these good-government measures.
