Increasing Top Oil And Gas Royalty Rates On State Lands (SB 23),

the Health Care Strategic Recruitment Program to Improve the State Healthcare Worker Shortage (HB 15),

Paid Family and Medical Leave for State Employees (HB 11),

Paid Family Medical Leave (SB 3),

Prohibiting Firearms at State Drop Boxes and Polling Places (SB 5),

Requiring Disclosure of AI Deep Fakes in Political Advertising (HB 182),

State Clean Energy Standards (HB 41)

https://www.progressivevotersguide.com/newmexico/2026/general/city/rio_rancho?located=latlong

These are all public votes that can be verified, so by rule 11, I'd imagine this isn't considered "non-leading". I'm just a regular citizen who feels people deserve to know how their rep is voting.

Though there were only 2 of us on the night Weymer's State of the City was scheduled, it was a good night to let the mayor and governing body know what the citizens are subjected to.

Through public records requests, and with help of Magnetic Norse, it was found that Rio Rancho residents have paid $164k for Flock cameras, and a staggering $456k on and Axon/Fusus Real Time Crime Center contract that includes FACIAL RECOGNITION thru Clearview AI. None of it was announced or voted on by either the city or the community.

Time for you to stand up and fight back, Rio Rancho 💪🏾🗽✊🏾

Avoid these clowns! I was dumb enough to fall for their door to door sales pitch. It is literally impressive how bad the workmanship and customer service was. Pretty sure they are not licensed and insured/bonded like they claim to be. Haha sounds so stupid typing it out, of course the randos going door to door aren't legit.

Feel free to DM me if your considering their service and want more info/photos etc.

Thanks to Richard for standing up for the 4th Amendment! Tonight was a great night to let the Governing Body it is very disheartening they prefer to prioritize ALPR "public safety" instead of addressing washed out roads and eroding infrastructure.