The First Session of the 58th Legislature

January 4-15, 2027: Legislation may be prefiled
January 19: Opening day (noon)
February 18: Deadline for introduction
March 20: Session ends (noon)
April 9: Legislation not acted upon by governor is pocket vetoed*
June 18: Effective date of legislation not a general appropriation bill or a bill carrying an emergency clause or other specified date
*Dependent on 2026 Constitutional Amendment outcome

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Rio Grande Foundation backs policies that ‘bode ill’ for workers (Alb. Jour.)

Rio Grande Foundation backs policies that ‘bode ill’ for workers

 

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The recent Journal column, “Senate leader’s record bodes ill for economic growth” by Paul Gessing is an attack on Sen. Michael Sánchez, a Democrat, filled with outrageous charges that demands a response.

Gessing is president of the Rio Grande Foundation, a so-called “non-partisan” organization. But the fact is, he gets money from out-of-state organizations that are said to receive money from people like the Koch brothers, billionaires who funnel millions for groups, like Gessing’s, that promote partisan big business interests and undermine efforts to improve wages and lives of working people.

Koch money enabled Susana Martinez to get re-elected by convincing poor and working folk to vote against their own interests. Non-partisan, my eye.

Read more here: http://www.abqjournal.com/531547/opinion/rio-grande-foundation-backs-policies-that-bode-ill-for-workers.html