Conservation Voters New Mexico Education Fund

09/04/2026

This Labor Day weekend, we are thinking of so many workers who are being exposed to extreme heat due to the climate crisis. We stand with Safe Work 4 All in calling for statewide heat protections for our workers.

06/02/2026

TODAY IS THE DAY! Get to the polls and make your voice heard. Be a democracy super hero. Polls are open from 7am to 7pm. Let's go!

05/30/2026

VOTING ALERT! Today is the last day to vote early ahead of the primary election! Head to the polls today to cast your vote .

05/28/2026

💥WOW!💥 Unaffiliated voters (DTS, Independent) have a new superpower! They can now vote in the NM primaries thanks to semi-open primaries this year. If you're unaffiliated with a party, and want to weigh in this cycle, head to the polls by May 30 to vote early, or on election day! Be a superhero - VOTE!

05/28/2026

Did you know that unaffiliated (DTS & Independent) voters can vote in the primary this year? That's because NM has adopted semi-open primaries! Learn more: https://www.sos.nm.gov/voting-and-elections/voting-faqs/semi-open-primaries/

04/18/2026

Yesterday, CVNM & CVNMEF hosted a tree planting for Santa Fe living treasure and CVNM co-founder Sally Rodgers to honor her life's work protecting the environment. She was the first women lobbyist in the state legislature, and a mentor to so many. Happy birthday and 56th Earth Day, Sally! You can visit her tree at the Randall Davey Audubon Center in Santa Fe.

04/01/2026

The denial of the Green Chile Project right-of-way permit is clear in telling polluters that our state trust lands
are not for the taking. Thank you Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard!

11/04/2025

New Mexico! Today many local municipalities are holding elections! Go exercise your voice and vote!

10/22/2025

This Sunday, join our friends at M'Tucci's for a festive and fun Drag Brunch! The Brunch features performances by exceptional local talent, and a raffle benefitting CVNM Education Fund! Get your tickets here: https://cvnm.link/Brunch2025

10/17/2025

"If a school bus driver succumbs to heat exhaustion, 40 children are at risk in 100-plus degree weather. When classrooms become stifling because of insufficient air conditioning, how can we expect learning to occur? If a teacher supervising outdoor lunch can’t get shade or rest, who will help students when they start showing signs of heat stress? This is not what safety or justice looks like." - Carlos Matutes, Green Latinos

We couldn't agree more - that's why we support a statewide worker heat protection rule!

The New Mexico Environment Department has delayed rulemaking to protect workers from heat-related injury and death, and it’s more than workers who are at risk.