New Mexico

Bills

Every bill and resolution in the 2026 Regular Session, from filing to law.

15 bills on firearms Sort: Latest action Newest filed Number Title Furthest along
BillTitleWhere it standsLast action
HB 324 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIREARM SAFETY TRAINING Mark Duncan, Jonathan A. Henry and 2 others Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 232 GUN STORAGE TAX CREDIT Randall T. Pettigrew, Jimmy G. Mason and 1 other Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 228 FIREARMS & TRAFFICKING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Randall T. Pettigrew, John Block Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
SB 167 CRIME OF DEADLY WEAPON ON SCHOOL PREMISES Antonio Maestas Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
SB 160 INCREASE ALTERATION OF FIREARM CRIME SENTENCE Antonio Maestas Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 146 FELON IN POSSESSION OF FIREARM PENALTY Nicole Chavez, Andrea Reeb and 2 others Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 81 PERMITLESS CARRY OF FIREARMS John Block, Stefani Lord and 1 other Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 67 RESTRAINING ORDERS & FIREARMS Joy Garratt, Micaelita Debbie O'Malley Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HM 65 HEALTH & FIREARM SAFETY TASK FORCE E. Diane Torres-Velásquez, Pamelya Herndon In committee Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 49 INCREASE FELON FIREARM PENALTY Joy Garratt, Heather Berghmans and 3 others Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
SM 28 STUDY GUN VIOLENCE Shannon D. Pinto, Harold Pope and 1 other In committee Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 25 JUVENILE FIREARM USE AND BACKGROUND CHECKS Kathleen Cates, Andrea Reeb and 3 others Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
SB 17 STOP ILLEGAL GUN TRADE ACT Micaelita Debbie O'Malley, Andrea Romero and 3 others Died Feb 19, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 197 INCREASE PENALTY FOR LARCENY OF FIREARM Andrea Reeb Failed Feb 9, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely
HB 196 PENALTY FOR RECEIVING STOLEN FIREARM Andrea Reeb Failed Feb 9, 2026Action Postponed Indefinitely

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.