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Governor · 2026
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21 of 21 commitments
Create an Office of Small Business and an Office of Rural Development within the Economic Development Department by executive order.
Written responses · New Mexico Chamber of CommercePublication date unverified
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Order each state agency head to identify and remove unnecessary barriers in licensing, housing development, regulations and permits, with public reporting.
Written responses · New Mexico Chamber of CommercePublication date unverified
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Stand up a centralized housing coordination function covering development from permitting to move-in.
Written responses · New Mexico Chamber of CommercePublication date unverified
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Pursue legislation to establish a permanent New Mexico Department of Housing.
Written responses · New Mexico Chamber of CommercePublication date unverified
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Set a statewide processing deadline for residential permit applications.
Written responses · New Mexico Chamber of CommercePublication date unverified
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Raise the state minimum wage and index it to inflation.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Increase the amount of the state child tax credit and expand eligibility.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Ban landlords’ use of algorithms that inflate rents through coordinated price-setting.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Expand down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers and workers in designated critical sectors.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Extend tuition support through the Opportunity Scholarship to graduate education.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Create an Every Child Outdoor Initiative that provides resources to incorporate outdoor learning into K–12 curricula.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Create an Office of Community Safety staffed by social workers and counselors.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Ban inclusion of medical debt on credit reports.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Expand the state Health Care Affordability Fund to help residents using New Mexico’s health insurance marketplace.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Pursue interstate medical licensing compacts to expand the supply of health professionals.
Campaign platformPublication date unverified
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Launch a multilingual New Mexico Affordability Navigator to estimate eligibility for public benefits and tax credits.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Require upfront disclosure of fees, include them in advertisements and give the attorney general enforcement authority.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Secure paid family and medical leave in New Mexico.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Increase and expand eligibility for the refundable state Working Families Tax Credit.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Create long-term savings accounts for all babies born in New Mexico.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Give manufactured-home park residents the first opportunity to buy their park collectively when it is put up for sale.
Affordability campaign agendaPublication date unverified
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Phase out New Mexico income tax on eligible personal income in four conditional steps. The first would cover the first $25,000 for single filers and $50,000 for joint filers.
Campaign tax planAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
Scheduled · · Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.Haaland’s written responses to the New Mexico Chamber of Commerce describe three day-one actions. A permanent state housing department would be pursued separately in the 2027 legislative session.
Laguna Pueblo
Haaland said voters had entrusted Democrats with defending New Mexico and rejected the president’s proposal to rename the state.
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