SANTA FE – With sadness, today I learned of the passing of former State Senator Clint Harden. New Mexico has lost a dedicated public servant, and I’ve lost a good friend.
SANTA FE – With sadness, today I learned of the passing of former State Senator Clint Harden. New Mexico has lost a dedicated public servant, and I’ve lost a good friend. Senator Harden, a Republican, served Eastern New Mexico with distinction for more than a decade in the legislature, but his…
FOR PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY MEDIA ADVISORY Contact: Michael Coleman Office of the Governor michael.coleman@exec.nm.gov Oct. 17, 2025 HAPPENING MONDAY: Governor Lujan Grisham to host news conferences with Japanese ambassador, Wyoming governor Energy and technology announcements…
SANTA FE — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed emergency legislation Friday to shield New Mexicans from federal cuts to food assistance and health care programs, deploying $162 million in state funds immediately to maintain services acr...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Michael Coleman Office of the Governor Michael.Coleman@exec.nm.gov October 2, 2025 Governor to sign bills that protect health care, food assistance in New Mexico Lujan Grisham slams Republicans for delaying Covid vaccine for children SANTA FE —…
SANTA FE — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed emergency legislation Friday to shield New Mexicans from federal cuts to food assistance and health care programs, deploying $162 million in state funds immediately to maintain services across the state. “When federal support falls…
SANTA FE — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham plans to sign emergency legislation passed by legislature providing $162 million to protect New Mexicans from federal budget cuts that threaten health care and food benefits statewide.
SANTA FE — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham plans to sign emergency legislation passed by legislature providing $162 million to protect New Mexicans from federal budget cuts that threaten health care and food benefits statewide. “We refuse to let New Mexico families fall through the…
Let’s be clear what’s at stake: If the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits are not extended, 27,000 New Mexicans could lose health coverage, and premiums across the marketplace are projected to rise by an average of 91 percent. Because my admini...
SANTA FE – Republicans in Washington are refusing to negotiate a budget deal that will protect Americans’ health care so — once again — New Mexicans are forced to endure a government shutdown on President Trump’s watch. Let’s be clear what’s at stake: If the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax…