Center For Civic Policy

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Center For Civic Policy In collaboration with local and national partners, we work to increase voter participation and turnout; we identify and train new leaders for civic life.

As an innovator in the civic engagement sector we involve hardworking New Mexicans in the public policy decisions that affect their lives to strengthen the stability of hardworking families. Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Center for Civic Policy (CCP), a nonpartisan tax-exempt 501c3 organization, strives to involve everyday New Mexicans in the public policy decisions that affect their lives with the goal of achieving positive and lasting change - the kind of change that strengthens the safety and security of New Mexico families. To achieve this end, we compile cutting edge data and research with which to educate New Mexicans about vital issues - including but not limited to ethics and campaign finance reform, health care, tax and budget priorities, economic security, corporate accountability and the environment. In this way, we work to foster a broader, more inclusive, public discourse about the challenges facing our state's diverse communities as well as our nation as a whole. The Center for Civic Policy is nationally recognized as an innovator in the civic engagement sector with a proven track record of developing effective strategies for connecting underrepresented communities to the public policy process and thereby leverage change.

10/26/2026
10/21/2026
10/21/2026
We know you might have questions about Amendment 4 so we’re breaking it down. Swipe/read above for today’s answers, and ...
10/20/2026

We know you might have questions about Amendment 4 so we’re breaking it down. Swipe/read above for today’s answers, and learn more about what’s on your ballot this November.

10/19/2026

How would legislative pay actually work under Amendment 4? 🤔

Amendment 4 would create a limited salary tied to New Mexico’s median household income.

⬇️ If median household income falls, legislative compensation must fall too.
⬆️ It can only increase when median household income increases.

It’s a built-in guardrail that ties legislative compensation to what a typical New Mexico household earns.

Learn more about Amendment 4 at the link in our bio.
Vote for Change. YES on 4.

10/14/2026

10.9.26 – This fall, voters will be presented with four amendments ...

10/14/2026
10/14/2026

Know before you vote. 🗳️

Here’s what Amendment 4 will look like on your ballot.

Haven’t voted yet? Early voting is going on now through October 31st. Don’t wait - get your vote in now! Find more information, sample ballot, and your nearest polling location at nmvotes.org

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Albuquerque, NM
87102

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+15058425539

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