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Date State Bill No. Title Outcome
Dec. 6, 1995 National HR 2491 Budget Reconciliation Bill Vetoed
Aug. 11, 1995 National S 21 Bosnia and Herzegovina Self-Defense Act of 1995 Vetoed
Dec. 18, 1995 National HR 1977 Interior Department FY96 Appropriations bill Vetoed
Dec. 19, 1995 National HR 1058 Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Vetoed
Nov. 13, 1995 National H J Res 115 Making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year 1996 Vetoed
June 7, 1995 National HR 1158 Making emergency supplemental appropriations for additional disaster assistance, for anti-terrorism initiatives, for assistance in the recovery from the tragedy that occurred at Oklahoma City, and making rescissions for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1995 Vetoed
Dec. 28, 1995 National HR 1530 National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1996 Vetoed
Dec. 18, 1995 National HR 2099 Making appropriations for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996 Vetoed
Oct. 3, 1995 National HR 1854 Making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996 Vetoed
Dec. 19, 1995 National HR 2076 Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30,1996 Vetoed
Nov. 13, 1995 National HR 2586 To provide for a temporary increase in the public debt limit Vetoed
March 18, 1995 NM HB 10 Establishes School-To-Work Commission Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 28 Establishes Formula for Distributing the DWI Grant Fund Vetoed
March 15, 1995 NM HB 29 Defines "Game of Chance" Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 30 Reduces "Good Time" Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 32 Limits Proprety Taxes Vetoed
March 16, 1995 NM HB 41 Amends Educational Requirements for Teachers Vetoed
March 16, 1995 NM HB 52 Amends Promotion Policies in Education Department Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 55 Permits Directors of Non-Profit Corporations to Appoint Directors Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 56 Establishes Rental Fees for Suite Buildings Occupied by State Agencies Vetoed
March 15, 1995 NM HB 63 Permits Suspension of an Individual's Drivers License who Fails to Pay Damages from an Accident Vetoed
March 16, 1995 NM HB 67 Reduces Aircraft Gas Tax Vetoed
March 9, 1995 NM HB 80 Establishes Tax Amnesty Program Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 83 Permits an Individual with Bioptic Telescopic Lenses to Obtain an Drivers License Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 104 Requires Gasoline Retailers to Post a Schedule of State and Federal Taxes Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 134 Establishes Additional Magistrate Judgeship in Quay County Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 166 Authorizes Comission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons to Maintain Registry of Deaf Interpreters Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 211 Establishes a Corrections Population Control Commission Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 227 Requires Human Services Department to ensure Medicaid Program Operates Efficiently Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 229 Permits Human Service Department to Increase Medicaid Reimbursement Payments in Areas that are Medically Underserved Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 234 Establishes Health Policy Commission Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 247 Uniform Partnership Act Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 270 Amends Acequia and Ditch Officer Voting Procedures Vetoed
April 7, 1995 NM HB 273 Requires ASL to be Part of the Language Curriculum in Public Schools Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 291 Permits the Commission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons to Develop Services and Charge Fees for Interpreter Rental Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 306 Establishes Adult Services Interagency Council Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 318 Increases Workers' Compensation Benefits Vetoed
April 7, 1995 NM HB 331 Amends Scholarship Program Title Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 333 Requires State Highway and Transportation Department to Include Provisions Regarding Completion Dates Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 357 Amends Powers for County Boards of Finance Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 405 Requires a School District to Pay for the Total Health Insurance Premium for Employees\ Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 417 Expands the DWI Grant Council Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 419 Expands Limited Drivers License Requirements for First Time DWI Offenders Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 425 Establishes Regulation of Occupational Therapy Services Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 426 Establishes a New Mexico Commemorative Women's Suffrage Diamond Jubilee Commission Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 428 Requires 1 Member of the Construction Industries Commission and 1 Member of the Board of Examiners for Architects to be Physically Challenged Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 440 Amends the Voting Mechanism and Board Structure for Two Land Grants Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 449 Exempts the New Mexico Military Institute from the purview of the State Board of Education Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 453 Establishes a Joint Interim Legislative Water Law Committee Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 477 Amends Automobility Warranty Claims Audit Procedure Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 516 Permits Employees of State Higher Education Institutions and Certain Post-Secondary Schools to Serve in the State Legislature Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 549 Establishes Fourth Degree Felony of Knowingly Carrying a Loaded Firearm Into a Licensed Health Care Facility Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 560 Relating to School Board Campaign Reporting Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 574 Establishes 8 Regions for the Children, Youth, and Families Department Vetoed
March 18, 1995 NM HB 589 Exempts Community College Counsleors from the Counseling and Therapy Act Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 604 Amends Paternity Supportm Procedures Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 614 Expands Eligibility for Vietnam Veterans' Scholarships to Include Doctoral Condidates Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 635 Amends "Local Public Body" Definition to Include Economic Development Districts and Councils of Governments Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 641 Amends the Boat Act to include Jet-Skis Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 650 Establishes Parking Places and Plates for Senior Citizens Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 676 Eliminates Primary Elections for Lieutenant Governor Candidates Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 692 Establishes that Probate Judges' Salaries be based on Caseloads Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 698 Permits Employees of Eductaional Institutions Operated by Governmental Entities to Receive Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
March 16, 1995 NM HB 710 Relating to Library and Archives Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 711 Increases Non-Capital Felony Sentences for Fraud by 1 Year if a Court or Jury Found that an Individual 60 Years or Older or Handicapped was Defrauded Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 715 Relating to Ditch Fund Distribution Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 716 Establishes State Question of New Mexico Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 735 Relating to Speech and Hearing Practices Licensing Vetoed
April 7, 1995 NM HB 755 Amends Equine Liability Act to Include Llamas Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 758 Amends Mobile Home Park Act Vetoed
April 7, 1995 NM HB 771 Permits Public Post-Secondary Institutions to Increase the Number of Formula-Funded State Scholarships Vetoed
March 18, 1995 NM HB 772 Relating to Bond Sales Time Limit Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 786 Establishes New Licensing Categories and Expands the Current Board Membership Under the Counseling and Therapy Practice Act Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 806 Increases the Time and Reporting Requirement for the Work of the Constitutional Revision Commission Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 809 Establishes Separate Local DWI Councils for Each Municipality and County- Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 826 Establishes Veterans Day as a School Holiday Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 834 Amends Counsel Representation Procedures Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 840 Amends the Penalties for Forgery to a Sliding Oscale Based Upon Amount of Damaged Caused Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 842 Amends the Definition of "Robbery" Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 852 Revokes Statutory Provision Permitting a 13 or 14 Year Old to Obtain a License to Drive a Motorcycle Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 875 Amends the Professional Psychologist Act Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 879 Requires Pawnbrokers to Sell Automobiles for a Price of At Least 80 Percent of Wholesale Value Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 900 Establishes Joint Interim Committee on Science, Technology, Energy, and Defense Conversion Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 907 Establishes 12-Member Public School Transportation Task Force Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 909 Establishes a Formula for Local DWI Grant Funds Vetoed
April 7, 1995 NM HB 920 Appropriates $75,000 to Implement a Communty Educatoin Program for the Taos Municipal Schools Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 924 Relating to Confidentiality of Tax Returns Vetoed
March 17, 1995 NM HB 925 Establishes Firefighters Registration Plates Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 927 Requires a Comprehensive Evaluation of the School Funding Formula and Establishes a 7 Member Advisory Committee Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 954 Requires the State Personnel Board to Enact Rules and Regulations Regarding Family Leave Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 976 Establishes a Grievance Board to Function in Conjunction with the District Attorney Personnel Act Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 980 Amends the Criminal Code to Make it Easier to Utilize an Insanity Defense Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1007 Reduces the Authority of the Chief of the State Polics to Discipline Officers Under His Command Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1025 Permits Appointment of Retired Magistrate Judges to Serve as Special Masters, Arbitrators, or Magistrate Judges Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1039 Requires Public Works Contracts to Contain Penalty or Liquidated Damage Clauses for Failure to Complete Work within a Specified Time Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1051 Permits Local School Boards to Establish a Minimum Wage for Non-Certified School Personnel Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1057 Permits the Interstate Stream Commission to Pledge Revenue for Bonds for Conservation Programs Vetoed
April 5, 1995 NM HB 1074 Exempts Wild Game Meat from the Provisions of the Food Act Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 1094 Amends Existing Statute Regarding Certain Prohibitions of Transactions With State Educational Institutions and Branch Community Colleges Vetoed
April 6, 1995 NM HB 1109 Enacts the Investment in University Excellence Act Vetoed
Date No. Title Outcome
12/06 HR 2491 Budget Reconciliation Bill Vetoed
8/11 S 21 Bosnia and Herzegovina Self-Defense Act of 1995 Vetoed
12/18 HR 1977 Interior Department FY96 Appropriations bill Vetoed
12/19 HR 1058 Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Vetoed
11/13 H J Res 115 Making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year 1996 Vetoed
6/07 HR 1158 Making emergency supplemental appropriations for additional disaster assistance, for anti-terrorism initiatives, for assistance in the recovery from the tragedy that occurred at Oklahoma City, and making rescissions for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1995 Vetoed
12/28 HR 1530 National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1996 Vetoed
12/18 HR 2099 Making appropriations for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996 Vetoed
10/03 HR 1854 Making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996 Vetoed
12/19 HR 2076 Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30,1996 Vetoed
11/13 HR 2586 To provide for a temporary increase in the public debt limit Vetoed
3/18 HB 10 Establishes School-To-Work Commission Vetoed
4/05 HB 28 Establishes Formula for Distributing the DWI Grant Fund Vetoed
3/15 HB 29 Defines "Game of Chance" Vetoed
4/05 HB 30 Reduces "Good Time" Vetoed
4/05 HB 32 Limits Proprety Taxes Vetoed
3/16 HB 41 Amends Educational Requirements for Teachers Vetoed
3/16 HB 52 Amends Promotion Policies in Education Department Vetoed
4/05 HB 55 Permits Directors of Non-Profit Corporations to Appoint Directors Vetoed
4/05 HB 56 Establishes Rental Fees for Suite Buildings Occupied by State Agencies Vetoed
3/15 HB 63 Permits Suspension of an Individual's Drivers License who Fails to Pay Damages from an Accident Vetoed
3/16 HB 67 Reduces Aircraft Gas Tax Vetoed
3/09 HB 80 Establishes Tax Amnesty Program Vetoed
4/05 HB 83 Permits an Individual with Bioptic Telescopic Lenses to Obtain an Drivers License Vetoed
4/05 HB 104 Requires Gasoline Retailers to Post a Schedule of State and Federal Taxes Vetoed
4/05 HB 134 Establishes Additional Magistrate Judgeship in Quay County Vetoed
4/05 HB 166 Authorizes Comission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons to Maintain Registry of Deaf Interpreters Vetoed
4/05 HB 211 Establishes a Corrections Population Control Commission Vetoed
4/05 HB 227 Requires Human Services Department to ensure Medicaid Program Operates Efficiently Vetoed
4/05 HB 229 Permits Human Service Department to Increase Medicaid Reimbursement Payments in Areas that are Medically Underserved Vetoed
4/05 HB 234 Establishes Health Policy Commission Vetoed
3/17 HB 247 Uniform Partnership Act Vetoed
4/05 HB 270 Amends Acequia and Ditch Officer Voting Procedures Vetoed
4/07 HB 273 Requires ASL to be Part of the Language Curriculum in Public Schools Vetoed
4/05 HB 291 Permits the Commission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons to Develop Services and Charge Fees for Interpreter Rental Vetoed
4/05 HB 306 Establishes Adult Services Interagency Council Vetoed
4/06 HB 318 Increases Workers' Compensation Benefits Vetoed
4/07 HB 331 Amends Scholarship Program Title Vetoed
4/05 HB 333 Requires State Highway and Transportation Department to Include Provisions Regarding Completion Dates Vetoed
4/06 HB 357 Amends Powers for County Boards of Finance Vetoed
3/17 HB 405 Requires a School District to Pay for the Total Health Insurance Premium for Employees\ Vetoed
4/05 HB 417 Expands the DWI Grant Council Vetoed
4/05 HB 419 Expands Limited Drivers License Requirements for First Time DWI Offenders Vetoed
4/06 HB 425 Establishes Regulation of Occupational Therapy Services Vetoed
4/05 HB 426 Establishes a New Mexico Commemorative Women's Suffrage Diamond Jubilee Commission Vetoed
4/05 HB 428 Requires 1 Member of the Construction Industries Commission and 1 Member of the Board of Examiners for Architects to be Physically Challenged Vetoed
4/06 HB 440 Amends the Voting Mechanism and Board Structure for Two Land Grants Vetoed
3/17 HB 449 Exempts the New Mexico Military Institute from the purview of the State Board of Education Vetoed
4/05 HB 453 Establishes a Joint Interim Legislative Water Law Committee Vetoed
4/05 HB 477 Amends Automobility Warranty Claims Audit Procedure Vetoed
4/05 HB 516 Permits Employees of State Higher Education Institutions and Certain Post-Secondary Schools to Serve in the State Legislature Vetoed
4/06 HB 549 Establishes Fourth Degree Felony of Knowingly Carrying a Loaded Firearm Into a Licensed Health Care Facility Vetoed
4/06 HB 560 Relating to School Board Campaign Reporting Vetoed
4/05 HB 574 Establishes 8 Regions for the Children, Youth, and Families Department Vetoed
3/18 HB 589 Exempts Community College Counsleors from the Counseling and Therapy Act Vetoed
3/17 HB 604 Amends Paternity Supportm Procedures Vetoed
4/05 HB 614 Expands Eligibility for Vietnam Veterans' Scholarships to Include Doctoral Condidates Vetoed
4/05 HB 635 Amends "Local Public Body" Definition to Include Economic Development Districts and Councils of Governments Vetoed
3/17 HB 641 Amends the Boat Act to include Jet-Skis Vetoed
4/05 HB 650 Establishes Parking Places and Plates for Senior Citizens Vetoed
4/05 HB 676 Eliminates Primary Elections for Lieutenant Governor Candidates Vetoed
4/06 HB 692 Establishes that Probate Judges' Salaries be based on Caseloads Vetoed
4/06 HB 698 Permits Employees of Eductaional Institutions Operated by Governmental Entities to Receive Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
3/16 HB 710 Relating to Library and Archives Vetoed
4/06 HB 711 Increases Non-Capital Felony Sentences for Fraud by 1 Year if a Court or Jury Found that an Individual 60 Years or Older or Handicapped was Defrauded Vetoed
4/05 HB 715 Relating to Ditch Fund Distribution Vetoed
4/06 HB 716 Establishes State Question of New Mexico Vetoed
4/06 HB 735 Relating to Speech and Hearing Practices Licensing Vetoed
4/07 HB 755 Amends Equine Liability Act to Include Llamas Vetoed
4/06 HB 758 Amends Mobile Home Park Act Vetoed
4/07 HB 771 Permits Public Post-Secondary Institutions to Increase the Number of Formula-Funded State Scholarships Vetoed
3/18 HB 772 Relating to Bond Sales Time Limit Vetoed
4/06 HB 786 Establishes New Licensing Categories and Expands the Current Board Membership Under the Counseling and Therapy Practice Act Vetoed
4/05 HB 806 Increases the Time and Reporting Requirement for the Work of the Constitutional Revision Commission Vetoed
3/17 HB 809 Establishes Separate Local DWI Councils for Each Municipality and County- Vetoed
3/17 HB 826 Establishes Veterans Day as a School Holiday Vetoed
4/05 HB 834 Amends Counsel Representation Procedures Vetoed
4/05 HB 840 Amends the Penalties for Forgery to a Sliding Oscale Based Upon Amount of Damaged Caused Vetoed
4/05 HB 842 Amends the Definition of "Robbery" Vetoed
4/05 HB 852 Revokes Statutory Provision Permitting a 13 or 14 Year Old to Obtain a License to Drive a Motorcycle Vetoed
4/06 HB 875 Amends the Professional Psychologist Act Vetoed
4/05 HB 879 Requires Pawnbrokers to Sell Automobiles for a Price of At Least 80 Percent of Wholesale Value Vetoed
4/06 HB 900 Establishes Joint Interim Committee on Science, Technology, Energy, and Defense Conversion Vetoed
4/06 HB 907 Establishes 12-Member Public School Transportation Task Force Vetoed
4/06 HB 909 Establishes a Formula for Local DWI Grant Funds Vetoed
4/07 HB 920 Appropriates $75,000 to Implement a Communty Educatoin Program for the Taos Municipal Schools Vetoed
3/17 HB 924 Relating to Confidentiality of Tax Returns Vetoed
3/17 HB 925 Establishes Firefighters Registration Plates Vetoed
4/06 HB 927 Requires a Comprehensive Evaluation of the School Funding Formula and Establishes a 7 Member Advisory Committee Vetoed
4/06 HB 954 Requires the State Personnel Board to Enact Rules and Regulations Regarding Family Leave Vetoed
4/05 HB 976 Establishes a Grievance Board to Function in Conjunction with the District Attorney Personnel Act Vetoed
4/05 HB 980 Amends the Criminal Code to Make it Easier to Utilize an Insanity Defense Vetoed
4/05 HB 1007 Reduces the Authority of the Chief of the State Polics to Discipline Officers Under His Command Vetoed
4/05 HB 1025 Permits Appointment of Retired Magistrate Judges to Serve as Special Masters, Arbitrators, or Magistrate Judges Vetoed
4/05 HB 1039 Requires Public Works Contracts to Contain Penalty or Liquidated Damage Clauses for Failure to Complete Work within a Specified Time Vetoed
4/05 HB 1051 Permits Local School Boards to Establish a Minimum Wage for Non-Certified School Personnel Vetoed
4/05 HB 1057 Permits the Interstate Stream Commission to Pledge Revenue for Bonds for Conservation Programs Vetoed
4/05 HB 1074 Exempts Wild Game Meat from the Provisions of the Food Act Vetoed
4/06 HB 1094 Amends Existing Statute Regarding Certain Prohibitions of Transactions With State Educational Institutions and Branch Community Colleges Vetoed
4/06 HB 1109 Enacts the Investment in University Excellence Act Vetoed
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