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Bills to exempt Social Security from tax tabled

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 8, 2020

The House Taxation and Revenue Committee tabled two bills Friday that proposed to eliminate or reduce the state’s tax on Social Security income. Key legislators had previously voiced support for House Bills 29 and 77, and the majority of public attendees who spoke favored it at Friday’s committee hearing. Yet Democratic and Republican legislators alike said […]

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New Mexico’s capital outlay process is often a crazy mess, lawmakers say

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 2, 2020
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Dem leaders, shoppers don’t want food taxed again

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 20, 2019
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Lujan Grisham’s choice of Education Secretary will send big message

by searchlightnm December 11, 2018
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

House overhauls lottery bill to ensure more funds for students

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 10, 2018
Posted inNM Legislature

Does everyone need a lobbyist?

by Santa Fe New Mexican January 23, 2018
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Funding issues put pre-K providers at odds while young children miss out on early education

by searchlightnm January 21, 2018
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Infrastructure funding reform would lead to significant change

by Public Editor February 24, 2017
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Food tax opponents vow it ‘will stay dead’

by Matthew Reichbach February 5, 2016March 16, 2025
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Think tank wants to take on capital outlay process

by Matthew Reichbach October 26, 2015

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