New Mexico House Republicans

02/06/2026

New Mexico Democrats want you to believe federal agents are only rounding up New Mexico’s abuelas.

In reality, The federal government is targeting some of the most violent criminals in our state and across the country. Drug traffickers. Gang members. Murderers. S*x offenders. Repeat offenders.

They are manufacturing fear to protect a failed political narrative.

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

Today, House and Senate Republicans were honored to receive awards from the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce . We are proud to work together in support of safer communities, economic growth, and a stronger future for New Mexico.

Representative Gail Armstrong Senator William "Bill" Sharer State Representative Nicole Chavez Andrea Reeb - NM Representative District 64 Catherine Cullen for New Mexico Senator Crystal Diamond Brantley

28/05/2026

New Mexico has spent over HALF A BILLION of taxpayer dollars on homelessness in just three years.

The crisis has only become worse.

Last year, State Representative Nicole Chavez sent a letter to Mayor Tim Keller demanding answers about Albuquerque’s homelessness programs, where the money was going, and whether any of it was actually working. There was no response.

The Democrat strategy of throwing taxpayer money at the problem until it fixes itself has completely failed. New Mexicans are tired of watching more money get spent while our problems only keep growing.

25/05/2026

Today, we remember the Americans who gave their lives in service to this country and the freedoms we enjoy because of their sacrifice. Their courage will never be forgotten. Their legacy lives on in every community across New Mexico and our nation. This Memorial Day, we honor the fallen and keep their memory alive.

22/05/2026

Too often we see progressive Democrats stand in the way of common sense reforms on education, healthcare and crime. Now we are seeing those same progressives target their fellow citizens and law enforcement with financial and career ruin.

This is beyond the pale. They passed an unconstitutional law and are now throwing a temper tantrum at the publics expense. Local communities are doing what is best for their communities, and following the law in the process.

21/05/2026

For years, New Mexico law has been steadily moving decision-making authority away from parents and toward government institutions, healthcare providers, and schools.

A new report released by House Republican Leader Gail Armstrong outlines how minors in New Mexico can independently consent to broad categories of medical, behavioral health, reproductive, and gender-related care, often without parental knowledge. The report also details how confidentiality laws can prevent parents from accessing their own child’s records and treatment information.

Parents deserve to know what the law actually says. Read the full report at nmhousegop.com

19/05/2026

Drug-exposed newborns are among the most vulnerable children in New Mexico.

After a report exposed deep failures inside CYFD and warned that child safety was being sacrificed in favor of reunification policies, the Governor issued an executive order allowing the state to intervene and temporarily take custody of certain drug-exposed newborns before they could be discharged from hospitals. Now progressive Democrats are trying to stop those protections and send drug-addicted babies back into unsafe environments.

New Mexico leads the nation in child fatalities tied to abuse and neglect. That crisis did not happen overnight. It is the result of years of failure from a Legislature that ignored warning signs, resisted reforms, and refused to take child safety seriously.

Why are the ACLU and progressive Dems working so hard to unravel policies designed to protect vulnerable babies?

15/05/2026

For every $1 increase in oil prices, the state gains roughly $59 million in revenue. If the state benefits from higher gas prices, should New Mexicans receive a gas dividend or rebate back?

04/05/2026

32,000 young New Mexicans are not in school, not working and not in training, costing taxpayers $623 million a year to sustain. The growing number of disconnected is only getting worse. They’ve been told work hard, get an education, build a life, yet they do not see a path to personal success and growth.

The average first time homebuyer is nearing 40. New Mexico ranks near the bottom in education and child well being, while carrying one of the highest tax burdens and one of the worst returns on taxpayer dollars.

Bad public policy is shaping a culture of hopelessness at an enormous cost to taxpayers. When the system stops rewarding effort, people stop buying in.

Young people see it. They are doing the math.
One party control has not only limited balance and ideas, it has created a system that’s failing our young people.

What needs to change to make New Mexico a place worth building a future?