2019 New Mexico Legislative Priority Survey

Tell the Roundhouse What You Want!

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* 1. This survey allows you to voice your priorities for New Mexico legislation in 2019. It will take 10 - 15 minutes to complete. It will let you send a powerful message to your elected representatives. You will tell them what YOU want!

Survey responses will be used to vet 2018 New Mexico candidates, focus lobbying efforts during the 2019 NM Legislative session, and hold our elected representatives accountable. With your voice and the voices of thousands of New Mexicans, we will be able to show legislators how many New Mexicans from their district support each bill.

These priorities were developed with advice and guidance from many progressive non-profit advocacy groups like Common Cause, 350 NM, Sierra Club, Conservation Voters of New Mexico, and NM Voices for Children. New Mexico Democratic House and Senate leadership have expressed appreciation for our collaborative approach. Every bill was introduced in the 2017 Session (so the bill numbers below are from that session and will change in 2019). If we work together, every bill could become law in 2019.

Please share this survey with others and encourage them to complete it. The 2019 New Mexico Legislative Priority Survey will become more powerful with every voice. It’s time to tell your representatives what you want!

To view more complete descriptions of the bills, click here.

One of the last questions in the survey asks you to identify the five bills that are your highest priority. As you take the poll it may be helpful to jot down the bills that you know are important to you.

To begin please rate the following Criminal Justice bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185)	Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185) Strongly Support	Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185) Support	Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185) Neutral	Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185) Oppose	Isolated Confinement Act – Prohibits solitary confinement for any inmate under 18, for individuals with an established mental health diagnosis, and for pregnant women after the first five days of confinement. (HB 242, SB 185) Strongly Oppose
Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7)	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7) Strongly Support	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7) Support	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7) Neutral	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7) Oppose	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab - Appropriates state funds for a municipal police department crime lab to process sexual assault examination kits in a timely manner and to eliminate the current backlog. (SB 7) Strongly Oppose
No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259)	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259) Strongly Support	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259) Support	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259) Neutral	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259) Oppose	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection - Provides that those subject to a restraining order resulting from domestic abuse forfeit possession of all firearms and refrain from purchase or possession of firearms. (SB 259) Strongly Oppose

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* 2. Rate the following Economic Justice bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67)	Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67) Strongly Support	Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67) Support	Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67) Neutral	Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67) Oppose	Increase Minimum Wage – gradually increases state minimum wage from $7.50 to $10.10 over a three year period and provides for a yearly increase according to a formula that calculates cost of living (COLA). (HB 67) Strongly Oppose
Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15)	Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15) Strongly Support	Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15) Support	Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15) Neutral	Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15) Oppose	Small Loan Interest Caps (Pay Day Loans) – Provides protections for payday loan consumers and limits interest rates to 36% on loans under $5000. It also limits penalties for late payments. (HB 26 & SB 15) Strongly Oppose

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* 3. Rate the following Education bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1)	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1) Strongly Support	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1) Support	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1) Neutral	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1) Oppose	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood - If approved by voters in a statewide referendum, the state constitution would require the Land Grant Permanent Fund (LGPF) to provide additional yearly distributions of 1 percent from the fund to educational and early childhood educational (ECE) services starting in fiscal year 2020. (HJR 1) Strongly Oppose
Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105)	Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105) Strongly Support	Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105) Support	Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105) Neutral	Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105) Oppose	Innovations in Teaching Act - Reduces the degree to which standardized testing results are used in teacher evaluations and gives teachers flexibility to experiment with approaches to better serve students. (HB 105) Strongly Oppose

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* 4. Rate the following Election Reform bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96)	Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96) Strongly Support	Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96) Support	Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96) Neutral	Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96) Oppose	Campaign Finance Fixes - Requires informal campaign organizations prohibited from coordinating with a candidate to disclose their identity and the location of actions taken. Exposes last minute ‘hit piece’ sources. (SB 96) Strongly Oppose
Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28)	Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28) Strongly Support	Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28) Support	Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28) Neutral	Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28) Oppose	Driver’s License Automatic Voter Registration - Requires the MVD to automatically provide information of all driver’s license or ID applicants to county clerks for voter registration unless applicants opt out. (HB 28) Strongly Oppose
Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3)	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3) Strongly Support	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3) Support	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3) Neutral	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3) Oppose	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting - Creates an independent redistricting commission to lead to more representative State and Congressional districts and eliminate gerrymandering. (HJR 3) Strongly Oppose

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* 5. Rate the following Energy bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312)	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312) Strongly Support	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312) Support	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312) Neutral	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312) Oppose	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities – Requires that by 2025, renewable energy increase to 35% of energy sales by investor-owned utilities in NM, increasing to 50% in 2030 and 80% in 2040, and provides reporting and oversight guidelines. (SB 312) Strongly Oppose
Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338)	Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338) Strongly Support	Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338) Support	Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338) Neutral	Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338) Oppose	Community Solar Gardens Act – Enables a community, business or other organization to build their own energy generation facility, up to 10 MW, and allows individuals to subscribe for a share of the electricity. (SB 342/HB338) Strongly Oppose
Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307)	Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307) Strongly Support	Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307) Support	Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307) Neutral	Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307) Oppose	Oil & Gas Act Powers & Penalties - Stipulates fines of up to $10,000 per day, per violation for unlawful discharge of contaminants under the Oil and Gas Act. Makes willing violation a 3rd degree felony and gives authority to the Oil Conservation Division to impose penalties rather than relying on the AG to file a lawsuit. (SB 307) Strongly Oppose

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* 6. Rate the following Tax and Revenue bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201)	New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201) Strongly Support	New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201) Support	New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201) Neutral	New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201) Oppose	New Top Income Tax Bracket - Creates a new tax bracket for the highest earning households in New Mexico, with a marginal rate of 5.9% (currently 4.9%) on income over $306,667 (single filer), $460,000 (married filing jointly), or $230,000 (married filing separately). The bill would generate $27 million annually. (HB 201) Strongly Oppose
Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264)	Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264) Strongly Support	Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264) Support	Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264) Neutral	Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264) Oppose	Taxation of Internet Sales Act – Requires imposition and collection of sales tax for online businesses. Addresses the unfair advantage of online businesses over NM businesses and creates additional tax revenue. (SB 264) Strongly Oppose
Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89)	Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89) Strongly Support	Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89) Support	Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89) Neutral	Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89) Oppose	Cannabis Revenue & Freedom Act - Establishes a framework for legalizing the recreational purchase of marijuana by individuals 21 and over. (SB 278, HB 89) Strongly Oppose

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* 7. Rate the following Water and Land Use bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418)	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418) Strongly Support	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418) Support	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418) Neutral	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418) Oppose	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement -Strengthens the laws governing the diversion of water from the basin of origin in order to limit diversion of water from agriculture to urban or other developments. (HB 418) Strongly Oppose
Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350)	Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350) Strongly Support	Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350) Support	Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350) Neutral	Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350) Oppose	Agricultural Land Valuations Act - Creates a specific land valuation method for land previously used for agriculture, and provides for recapture of tax savings if the land is developed for other purposes. (SB 350) Strongly Oppose

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* 8. Rate the following Wildlife Protection bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268)	Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268) Strongly Support	Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268) Support	Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268) Neutral	Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268) Oppose	Prohibit Coyote-Killing Contests - Makes it a misdemeanor to organize, sponsor, arrange, or hold a coyote-killing contest for prizes or entertainment and a petty misdemeanor to participate in one. (SB 268) Strongly Oppose
NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286)	NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286) Strongly Support	NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286) Support	NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286) Neutral	NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286) Oppose	NM Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act – Makes illegal the use of poison or traps on public lands that could injure or kill the public or their pets, except specific contexts, including traditional forms of hunting or fishing. (SB 286) Strongly Oppose
Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81)	Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81) Strongly Support	Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81) Support	Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81) Neutral	Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81) Oppose	Wildlife Trafficking Act - Criminalizes the trafficking of protected or threatened animal species, parts, and products and provides for penalties. Allows NM law enforcement to take action independent of federal agents. (SB 81) Strongly Oppose

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* 9. Rate the following LGBTQ Rights bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115)	Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115) Strongly Support	Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115) Support	Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115) Neutral	Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115) Oppose	Safe Schools for All Students Act - Directs the Public Education Department to develop rules that require school districts to develop and implement bullying prevention programs. (SB 115) Strongly Oppose
Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120)	Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120) Strongly Support	Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120) Support	Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120) Neutral	Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120) Oppose	Vital Record Sex Designation - Allows an individual to change the sexual identification stipulated in birth records. (SB 120) Strongly Oppose

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* 10. Rate the following Healthcare and Women's Rights bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172	Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172 Strongly Support	Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172 Support	Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172 Neutral	Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172 Oppose	Health Security Act - Creates universal access to healthcare in NM to contain healthcare costs for consumers and ensure timely, affordable access to effective healthcare statewide. HB 101, SB 172 Strongly Oppose
Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33)	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33) Strongly Support	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33) Support	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33) Neutral	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33) Oppose	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs - Would appropriate $700 thousand from the general fund to the Department of Health to fund tribal health councils’ identification of local communities’ health needs and development of strategies to address those needs pursuant to the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act. (HB 150, SB 33) Strongly Oppose
Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284	Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284 Strongly Support	Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284 Support	Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284 Neutral	Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284 Oppose	Health Coverage for Contraception - Mandates coverage of contraception by health plans operating in the NM health exchange. Provides guidelines for delivery and prescriptions. HB 284 Strongly Oppose
Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179 Strongly Support	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179 Support	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179 Neutral	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179 Oppose	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act - Prohibits discrimination in employment related to pregnancy or childbirth. Requires employers to provide related reasonable accommodations to applicants or employees. HB 179 Strongly Oppose

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* 11. Rate the following Immigration bills on how important they are to you:

	Strongly Support	Support	Neutral	Oppose	Strongly Oppose
No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116)	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116) Strongly Support	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116) Support	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116) Neutral	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116) Oppose	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Prohibits the use or acceptance of state or federal funds, equipment, personnel or resources to help find or apprehend undocumented people. (HB 116) Strongly Oppose
No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292)	No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292) Strongly Support	No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292) Support	No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292) Neutral	No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292) Oppose	No State Land for Border Wall – Prohibits the use of state lands for the construction of a border wall between New Mexico and Mexico. (HB 292) Strongly Oppose

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* 12. Please share with us with what Party you are registered or if you are not registered to vote.

Democrat

Republican

Green

Independent (Decline to State)

Not Registered

Other

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* 13. Please choose your top five priorities from the list below, with 1 being your first priority:

	1	2	3	4	5
Isolated Confinement Act	Isolated Confinement Act 1	Isolated Confinement Act 2	Isolated Confinement Act 3	Isolated Confinement Act 4	Isolated Confinement Act 5
Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab 1	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab 2	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab 3	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab 4	Sex Assault Kit Police Crime Lab 5
No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection 1	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection 2	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection 3	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection 4	No Firearms for those Subject to Orders of Protection 5
Increase Minimum Wage	Increase Minimum Wage 1	Increase Minimum Wage 2	Increase Minimum Wage 3	Increase Minimum Wage 4	Increase Minimum Wage 5
Small Loan Interest Caps	Small Loan Interest Caps 1	Small Loan Interest Caps 2	Small Loan Interest Caps 3	Small Loan Interest Caps 4	Small Loan Interest Caps 5
Permanent Funds for Early Childhood	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood 1	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood 2	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood 3	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood 4	Permanent Funds for Early Childhood 5
Innovations in Teaching Act	Innovations in Teaching Act 1	Innovations in Teaching Act 2	Innovations in Teaching Act 3	Innovations in Teaching Act 4	Innovations in Teaching Act 5
Campaign Finance Fixes	Campaign Finance Fixes 1	Campaign Finance Fixes 2	Campaign Finance Fixes 3	Campaign Finance Fixes 4	Campaign Finance Fixes 5
Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration	Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration 1	Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration 2	Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration 3	Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration 4	Drivers License Automatic Voter Registration 5
Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting 1	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting 2	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting 3	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting 4	Independent Commission to Conduct Redistricting 5
Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities 1	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities 2	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities 3	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities 4	Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities 5
Community Solar Gardens Act	Community Solar Gardens Act 1	Community Solar Gardens Act 2	Community Solar Gardens Act 3	Community Solar Gardens Act 4	Community Solar Gardens Act 5
Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties	Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties 1	Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties 2	Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties 3	Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties 4	Oil and Gas Act Powers and Penalties 5
New Top Income Tax Bracket	New Top Income Tax Bracket 1	New Top Income Tax Bracket 2	New Top Income Tax Bracket 3	New Top Income Tax Bracket 4	New Top Income Tax Bracket 5
Taxation of Internet Sales Act	Taxation of Internet Sales Act 1	Taxation of Internet Sales Act 2	Taxation of Internet Sales Act 3	Taxation of Internet Sales Act 4	Taxation of Internet Sales Act 5
Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act	Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act 1	Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act 2	Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act 3	Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act 4	Cannabis Revenue and Freedom Act 5
Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement 1	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement 2	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement 3	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement 4	Inter-basin Water Right Transfer Requirement 5
Agricultural Land Valuations Act	Agricultural Land Valuations Act 1	Agricultural Land Valuations Act 2	Agricultural Land Valuations Act 3	Agricultural Land Valuations Act 4	Agricultural Land Valuations Act 5
Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests	Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests 1	Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests 2	Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests 3	Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests 4	Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests 5
NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act	NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act 1	NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act 2	NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act 3	NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act 4	NM Wildlife Protection and Public Safety Act 5
Wildlife Trafficking Act	Wildlife Trafficking Act 1	Wildlife Trafficking Act 2	Wildlife Trafficking Act 3	Wildlife Trafficking Act 4	Wildlife Trafficking Act 5
Safe Schools for All Students Act	Safe Schools for All Students Act 1	Safe Schools for All Students Act 2	Safe Schools for All Students Act 3	Safe Schools for All Students Act 4	Safe Schools for All Students Act 5
Vital Record Sex Designation	Vital Record Sex Designation 1	Vital Record Sex Designation 2	Vital Record Sex Designation 3	Vital Record Sex Designation 4	Vital Record Sex Designation 5
Health Security Act	Health Security Act 1	Health Security Act 2	Health Security Act 3	Health Security Act 4	Health Security Act 5
Tribal Local Native American Health Needs	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs 1	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs 2	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs 3	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs 4	Tribal Local Native American Health Needs 5
Health Coverage for Contraception	Health Coverage for Contraception 1	Health Coverage for Contraception 2	Health Coverage for Contraception 3	Health Coverage for Contraception 4	Health Coverage for Contraception 5
Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act 1	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act 2	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act 3	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act 4	Pregnant Worker Accommodation Act 5
No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law 1	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law 2	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law 3	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law 4	No Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law 5
No State Land for Border Wall	No State Land for Border Wall 1	No State Land for Border Wall 2	No State Land for Border Wall 3	No State Land for Border Wall 4	No State Land for Border Wall 5

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* 14. Please select your NM State Representative ( Don't know? Click here: Find_My_Legislator ):

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* 15. Please select your NM State Senator ( Don't know? Click here: Find_My_Senator ):

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* 17. Please share any input you have about the bills or our plans for the survey's use. Also let us know anything about your potential involvement or interest in participating:

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