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KRWG

Ballot Questions: Mill Levy and Paying Legislators

Season 2026 Episode 3

Santa Fe New Mexican

Letters to the Editor

Pay lawmakers to make Legislature representative

Source NM

New Mexico Election 2026: Constitutional Amendment 4

Santa Fe New Mexican

My View Meredith Machen

Professionalize Legislature by paying lawmakers

New Mexico In Depth

A paycheck for lawmakers is on the ballot

By Maya Henry

Organ Mountain News

Opinion: Young people deserve to lead. We should make it possible

By Logan Howard, Director of Community impact and public policy at Families and Youth Innovations Plus

ABQ Journal

Is New Mexico finally ready to pay its legislators a salary?

The Political Report

Opinion: Our educators belong in the state capital too

The Paper

Opinion: Who can afford to serve in Legislature? Amendment 4 could change the answer

Guest Commentary by Miguel Tittmann

KRQE

Vote for Change launches statewide campaign for legislator-pay amendment

ABQ Journal Poll

: Proposal to pay NM legislators a salary has support, but many voters still undecided

Pluribus

New Mexico voters to decide whether lawmakers should get a salary

Organ Mountain News

Amendment 4 campaign kicks off Las Cruces canvass as new poll shows 39% support

KOAT

Poll shows plurality of voters support legislator-pay amendment

The Richard Eeds Show

Molly Swank, from COMMON CAUSE NM, on the VOTE 4 CHANGE - YES ON 4 coalition to approve the Constitutional Amendment 4, paying our legislators.

Albuquerque Journal

OPINION: Accountability and fair play are not competing values

Albuquerque Journal

OPINION: Amendment will open the doors of the Legislature

Santa Fe New Mexican

My View Regis Pecos - Tribal and rural communities deserve chance to serve

Santa Fe New Mexican

My View T.C. Richmond - Pay legislators and allow more New Mexicans to serve