New Mexico State House District 17
Albuquerque, NM 87114
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February 20, 2026
Legislation proposed by State Rep. Cynthia Borrego to revise public employee retirement regulations has passed both the House and Senate in New Mexico.
Read more →February 19, 2026
A bill from state Rep. Cynthia Borrego mandating contributions to approved apprentice and training programs for public works has cleared both legislative chambers.
Read more →February 4, 2026
State Rep. Cynthia Borrego has submitted legislation to the New Mexico House aimed at extending property tax exemptions for properties in designated redevelopment zones.
Read more →February 3, 2026
A bill introduced by State Rep. Cynthia Borrego aims to establish new obligations for employers on public works projects in New Mexico regarding contributions to apprentice and training programs.
Read more →January 23, 2026
State Rep. Cynthia Borrego has put forward a New Mexico House bill aimed at creating a planning bureau to oversee and align economic development and land use efforts throughout the state.
Read more →January 23, 2026
State Rep. Cynthia Borrego has proposed legislation in the New Mexico House aiming to widen municipal annexation restrictions across all class A counties in the state.
Read more →January 23, 2026
State Rep. Cynthia Borrego has put forward legislation in the New Mexico House that focuses on workers’ compensation rights for police officers with specific medical conditions.
Read more →January 20, 2026
Rep. Cynthia Borrego introduced legislation in the New Mexico House aiming to address food insecurity by expanding availability of medically tailored meals to vulnerable groups.
Read more →January 7, 2026
State Rep. Cynthia Borrego has sponsored a bill in the New Mexico House calling for increased temporary payments for members retired under the Educational Retirement Act system.
Read more →January 7, 2026
Rep. Cynthia Borrego has presented legislative updates to public employee retirement and pension regulations to the New Mexico House.
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