Initiatives

Current Initiatives

	Predatory Lending & Financial Literacy
	Retirement Security
	Maximize Dollars to the Classroom
	Infrastructure Funding Reform
	Smaller Schools

Previous Initiatives

	Health Care Transparency
	Food Tax Repeal
	Lottery Reform
	Full-Day Kindergarten
	Strategic Water Reserve
	Rethink the PRC
	Title Insurance Reform
	Individual Development Accounts
	Addressing the Jobs Crisis
	End Pay to Play Corruption
	School Reform / Prekindergarten

Think New Mexico

6 hours ago

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Think New Mexico

7 hours ago

We are glad to see Think New Mexico’s founding board president Stewart Udall’s legacy continue to be recognized and celebrated! ... See MoreSee Less

Stewart Udall: Remembering a pioneering environmentalist

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It’s been 51 years now since the first Earth Day, when 20 million Americans saw clearly the destruction of paradise and determined to stop it. It’s time to honor the

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Think New Mexico

3 days ago

“The Land of Enchantment holds no allure for retirees, condemning it to the very bottom of the list this year.

Social Security, retirement account distributions and pension payouts all get taxed here, and while lower-income seniors can catch a bit of a break, sales taxes are also above average. Don't move here without ditching any high-interest debt you're carrying, because it will only get harder to make your monthly payments.” ... See MoreSee Less

The results are in: These are the worst states for retirement in 2021

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The cost and quality of life in these states could tarnish your golden years.

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Is that photo supposed to have been taken in New Mexico?

Not to mention poor education system, legalized CBD, and child murders.

Think New Mexico

1 week ago

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Think New Mexico

2 weeks ago

"Legislation doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a done deal. For instance, New Mexico’s bill that requires students to take a financial literacy course to graduate high school passed the state’s House of Representatives but was never brought to a final vote in the Senate.

One of the bill’s primary sponsors, State Rep. Antonio "Moe" Maestas, is hopeful that it will be passed in the next year or two as part of an overhaul of the state’s education curriculum.

“A lot of our educational institutions are kind of stuck in the 1950s,” he said. “We need to update what students are learning to succeed in complex twenty-first century society.” ... See MoreSee Less

To combat financial illiteracy, education needs to start early in the classroom, advocates say

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Far too few students receive personal finance education during high school. Yet they are expected to make big financial decisions after they graduate.