25 January 2024. Changes to New Mexico employees’ and politicians’ anti-corruption law clear first committee
Changes to New Mexico employees’ and politicians’ anti-corruption law clear first committee: santafenewmexican.com
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31 January 2024, Bill banning discrimination narrowly defeated
“A push to prohibit landlords across the state from turning away tenants whose rent is partially paid by government subsidies narrowly failed in a legislative committee meeting Monday afternoon.” Kathleen will reintroduce the bill next year. Read the story in Source NM.
New Mexico Voters First endorses Rep Cates
NM Voters First is a movement of motivated individuals whose mission is to fundamentally change how we elect, district, and finance candidates so that all voters are represented all the time.
Library Protection Bill in the News
KRQE NEWS 13 reports: “The window has opened for lawmakers to file bills they want to introduce during this year’s 60-day legislative session.Legislative bill would cut funding for public libraries that ban books in New Mexico.” See: KRQE NEWS 13 – Breaking News, Albuquerque News, New Mexico
23 Feb 2024: Lawmakers for second year kick ethics fixes down the road
From Source NM: An effort to fix the state’s anti-corruption statute after the New Mexico Supreme Court barred prosecutors from bringing criminal charges under several of its provisions died in the state Senate. The legislation languished in a committee after clearing the House 66-0 with two weeks to go in the legislative session, which ended…
Legislative work continues past session
Kathleen’s work does not stop when the Legislature ends. Listen to this Rio Rancho Radio interview with Kathleen about the work she is doing–from ensuring our farmers have water, to advocating for disability access at our universities, to making sure that the people who need it can buy affordable housing. Recorded 6 July 2023.
14 March 2025: Bills in play
As the session soon draws to a close, Representative Cates continues working on several bills: