14 bills on elections and voting
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| SB 264 | PUBLIC PEACE, HEALTH, SAFETY & WELFARE Katy Duhigg, Heather Berghmans and 3 others | Became law | Mar 9, 2026Signed by Governor - Chapter 58 - Mar. 9 |
| SB 261 | PUBLIC PEACE, HEALTH, SAFETY & WELFARE Joseph Cervantes | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| HB 222 | VOTER IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS John Block, Jimmy G. Mason and 1 other | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| HB 135 | ELECTION NOMINATING PETITION CHANGES Matthew McQueen | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SB 81 | PRIMARY CARE CAPITAL FUNDING ACT Michael Padilla | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SB 72 | FORMER LEGISLATORS AS LOBBYISTS Harold Pope | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SB 42 | TAOS PRIMARY HEALTH BUILDING Roberto "Bobby" J. Gonzales | Died | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| HM 28 | ADVANCE ELECTION FOR ED. FREEDOM TAX PROGRAM Rebecca Dow, Gail Armstrong and 3 others | In committee | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SM 7 | REDISTRICTING TASK FORCE Natalie Figueroa | In committee | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SJM 4 | ADVANCE ELECTION FOR FEDERAL TAX PROGRAM James G. Townsend, Larry R. Scott and 2 others | In committee | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SJM 1 | UNIFORM REDISTRICTING CRITERIA Natalie Figueroa, Harold Pope | In committee | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SM 1 | UNIFORM REDISTRICTING CRITERIA Natalie Figueroa, Harold Pope | In committee | Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely |
| SJR 1 | SCHOOL ELECTION TIMING, CA Linda M. Trujillo, Natalie Figueroa | Passed both chambers | Feb 18, 2026Signed by one or both houses (for legislation not requiring… |
| HB 164 | LOBBYING ACTIVITY REPORTS Sarah Silva, Jeff Steinborn and 1 other | Failed | Feb 14, 2026Failed to Pass in House, Bill has Died |
From New Mexico's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.