New Mexico
New Mexico
New Mexico enacted a law on immunization rules and recommendations in its 2025 special session.
New Mexico's SB3 on immunization rules and recommendations was signed in October 2025. A right-to-try bill for individualized treatments and a bill to eliminate the personal income tax did not pass. A doula credentialing law was signed in 2025.
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Right to try individualized treatments
The Right To Try Individualized Treatments Act would expand access to individualized treatments. It was postponed indefinitely in 2026.
Patients facing serious illness should be free to try treatments with their doctors.
Immunization rules and recommendations law
The bill addresses immunization rules and recommendations in New Mexico and was signed into law on October 8, 2025.
Any change to how the state sets vaccine recommendations affects families' choices, so CODR is watching how it is implemented.
Doula credentialing and access
The Doula Credentialing & Access Act sets up credentialing and access for doulas and was signed into law in 2025.
More birth support options can help families, but credentialing can also add rules, so CODR is watching.
Protect public expression
The Public Expression Protection Act addresses protections for public expression.
People should be able to speak on public issues without fear of retaliatory lawsuits.
Eliminate the personal income tax
The bill would eliminate New Mexico's personal income tax.
Families should keep more of what they earn.