Tell Lawmakers: Pass the Consumer Privacy And Safety Act!

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New Mexicans deserve control over their personal data — especially when it comes to sensitive information like health care decisions and online activity. But right now, companies can collect, sell, and share this data without your consent — putting people seeking reproductive care, gender-affirming health services, or even mental health resources at risk.

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New Mexico State Senators

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The Community Safety and Privacy Act (SB 420) will stop companies from tracking our every move online, require clear consent before collecting personal information, and prevent sensitive data from being sold to third parties. Lawmakers are about to vote — urge them to pass this crucial privacy bill today!

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Subject Vote YES on SB 420

As your constituent, I’m urging you to support the Community Safety and Privacy Act (SB 420) to protect the privacy rights of all New Mexicans. In today’s world, where nearly every aspect of our lives is tracked online, it’s more important than ever that our state leads the way in safeguarding our personal data.

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New Mexicans deserve control over their personal information. Please vote YES on the Community Safety and Privacy Act to help protect our rights and ensure a safer, more private future for all.

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