AFP: Roosevelt Now Sixth County to Pass Right-to-Work
Jul 24, 2018

Grassroots group commends Roosevelt County commission for voting to expand worker freedom PORTALES, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM), the state’s leading grassroots advocate for economic freedom, on Tuesday applauded Roosevelt County commissioners for passing the right-to-work ordinance introduced by Commissioner Matt Hunton, making Roosevelt the sixth county in New Mexico to expand workers’ […]

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Win of the Week
Jul 23, 2018

The Big W: The New Mexico Governor signed an occupational licensing executive order What it is: All state licensing boards must review their licensing requirements and provide additional justification if fewer than 25 other states require a license for the same job. Why it’s important: Overburdensome occupational license requirements remove the first rung in the […]

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AFP: Gov. Martinez Executive Order Increases Freedom, Opportunity for New Mexico
Jul 18, 2018

Executive order helps break down barriers to opportunity Albuquerque, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) today applauded Governor Susana Martinez for issuing an executive order that directs licensing boards to review all occupational licensing requirements in the state. The executive order also mandates that boards have to provide additional justification to require a license […]

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AFP: Eddy Makes Five
Jul 17, 2018

Grassroots group applauds Eddy county commission for passing right-to-work CARLSBAD, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) on Tuesday applauded Eddy county commissioners for unanimously passing the right-to-work ordinance introduced by Commissioner Jon Henry, making Eddy the fifth county in New Mexico to expand workers’ rights. Sandoval, Otero, Lincoln, and Chaves counties have already passed similar right-to-work ordinances. […]

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AFP-NM: San Juan Moves on Right-to-Work
Jul 11, 2018

Aztec, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) applauded the San Juan County Commission for voting 4-0 to post for public consideration a right-to-work ordinance, setting the stage for an August 7th final vote on the measure. AFP-NM has been at the forefront of the push for workers’ rights in the state, having launched in […]

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AFP-NM: SCOTUS Decision on Janus v. AFSCME is Win for Constitution and Public Employees 
Jun 26, 2018

Ruling will expand worker freedom by allowing public employees a choice in joining and funding a union Albuquerque, N.M. – Today the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Mark Janus in the monumental case for worker freedom and free speech, Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). The decision overturned Abood v. […]

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AFP-NM Urges Sen. Heinrich to Cut Spending, Support Rescission
Jun 19, 2018

Senate should follow House in seizing opportunity to cut $15 billion in spending by passing President Trump’s rescission package Albuquerque, N.M. – Following the House passage of H.R. 3, the Spending Cuts to Expired and Unnecessary Programs Act, Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) is now calling on Senator Martin Heinrich to support the measure that […]

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Lea County on Verge of Becoming 5th County to Pass Right-to-Work Ordinance
Jun 8, 2018

Grassroots group applauds Lea County Commission unanimous approval to vote right-to-work ordinance into law next month SANTA FE, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM), the state’s leading grassroots advocate for worker freedom, on Friday commended the Lea County Commission for unanimously supporting an ordinance to make Lea County the fifth right-to-work county in New […]

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Unlocking Worker Freedom, One County at a Time
May 25, 2018

There’s a chain reaction happening in New Mexico. County by county, local officials are showing support for worker freedom by passing right-to-work ordinances.   First it was Sandoval County, which passed right-to-work in January. Now, bordering counties of San Juan and McKinley are considering it, as is near-by Torrance County.  Second was Otero County, which passed right-to-work in April. The county’s west side is […]

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