February 4, 2019 •
New Mexico Governor Signs Bill Amending Lobbyist Disclosure
Senate Bill 191 was signed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on February 4, 2019. The bill requires the disclosure of the cumulative total of all individual expenditures of less than $100 made or incurred by the employer or lobbyist during […]
Senate Bill 191 was signed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on February 4, 2019.
The bill requires the disclosure of the cumulative total of all individual expenditures of less than $100 made or incurred by the employer or lobbyist during the covered reporting period.
The expenditures must be separated into meals and beverages, other entertainment expenditures, and other expenditures.
The bill is effective July 1, 2019.
January 22, 2019 •
Lobbying Bills Introduced in New Mexico Legislature
Three lobbying bills have been introduced in New Mexico. House Bill 131 would require a post-session lobbying report due after the Legislature adjourns. House Bill 140 would require periodic reports with estimated upcoming lobbying expenses for the year as well […]
Three lobbying bills have been introduced in New Mexico.
House Bill 131 would require a post-session lobbying report due after the Legislature adjourns.
House Bill 140 would require periodic reports with estimated upcoming lobbying expenses for the year as well as actual previous expenses incurred.
Senate Bill 191 amends the current expenditure reporting threshold to include individual expenditures of less than $100 by lobbyists or the employer.
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