New Mexico State House District 24
Albuquerque, NM 87111
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February 5, 2026
New Mexico House member Elizabeth Thomson has submitted a bill that broadly addresses issues of public peace, health, safety and welfare without specifying detailed measures.
Read more →February 5, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has submitted a new bill to the New Mexico House, opening the door for future legislative action with a general statement of intent.
Read more →February 3, 2026
Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has sponsored legislation in the New Mexico House that would modify the structure and expand the oversight authority of the Legislative Health and Human Services Committee.
Read more →January 29, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has sponsored a measure in the New Mexico House proposing the state issue licenses for speech-language pathology assistants.
Read more →January 29, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has introduced a bill in the New Mexico House proposing funding to support health data exchange among health care providers.
Read more →January 23, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson seeks to require New Mexico pharmacies to maintain minimum buprenorphine stocks and report on availability under a new bill.
Read more →January 18, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson is sponsoring a bill in the New Mexico House that aims to simplify dental licensing procedures across state boundaries with a new compact.
Read more →January 18, 2026
Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has put forward a measure that would have New Mexico take part in the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact, allowing for reciprocal licensure among participating states.
Read more →January 18, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has presented a bill to the New Mexico House aiming for the state to join the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact.
Read more →January 18, 2026
State Rep. Elizabeth Thomson has put forward legislation in the New Mexico House that would allow audiologists and speech-language pathologists to work in other states through an interstate compact.
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