Tell Lawmakers to Protect Our Data Privacy!

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Anita C.	New Mexico	6 months 2 weeks ago
Martha F.	New Mexico	6 months 3 weeks ago
Matthew L.	New Mexico	6 months 3 weeks ago
Ryan G.	New Mexico	6 months 3 weeks ago
Annie M.	New Mexico	6 months 3 weeks ago

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Privacy and reproductive freedom are under attack, and New Mexicans deserve stronger protections. This legislative session, we are supporting a package of bills which would expand privacy protections for every New Mexican. HB 430, the Health Data Privacy Act, and SB 404, the Reproductive Health Provider Protections Act, are critical bills that safeguard personal health data and protect healthcare providers from harassment and legal threats. SB 420, the Consumer Privacy and Safety Act, will protect your personal data from being exploited by nefarious actors. New Mexico legislators have the power to enact vital privacy protections this session, but the window for action is closing fast.

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New Mexico Representatives and Senators

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HB 430 strengthens health data privacy by regulating how sensitive medical information is collected, shared, and sold—closing dangerous gaps that leave people vulnerable to exploitation. SB 404 shields reproductive healthcare providers from intimidation and interference, ensuring they can continue delivering essential care without fear of legal retaliation from out-of-state actors. SB 420 will protect your personal data from being used to discriminate against you. Together, these bills reinforce New Mexico’s commitment to personal autonomy, safety, and privacy in healthcare.

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I urge you to support HB 430 and SB 404 to protect the privacy and safety of New Mexicans seeking healthcare. These bills are essential to ensuring that individuals and providers are shielded from data exploitation, harassment, and political interference.

New Mexico must continue to lead in defending privacy, safety, and healthcare access. I urge you to pass SB 420, HB 430, and SB 404 without delay.

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[First Name] [Last Name]

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HB 430, the Health Data Privacy Act, closes alarming loopholes that allow private companies to collect, sell, and misuse sensitive health information. Without clear protections, individuals can be tracked when they seek care, targeted with predatory ads, or have their private medical decisions exposed. This bill ensures that consent is required for data use, bans harmful geolocation tracking, and gives people the right to access, correct, or delete their health data.

SB 404, the Reproductive Health Provider Protections Act, ensures that New Mexico’s healthcare providers can continue offering essential services without fear of legal attacks from out-of-state actors. It prevents attempts to weaponize the legal system against those providing reproductive care, reinforcing New Mexico’s role as a safe haven for healthcare access. Without these protections, providers may face harassment, legal retaliation, or intimidation that could restrict care for those who need it most.

SB 420, the New Mexico Community Safety and Privacy Act, safeguards your personal data from exploitation by corporations and government agencies. This bill ensures that companies must obtain explicit consent before collecting, selling, or sharing your information, preventing the unchecked tracking and profiling that can impact everything from job opportunities to personal safety. Without these protections, data brokers will continue to build detailed, intrusive profiles on New Mexicans—leaving our private lives vulnerable to surveillance, discrimination, and misuse.

New Mexico must continue to lead in defending privacy, safety, and healthcare access. I urge you to pass SB 420, HB 430, and SB 404 without delay.

Sincerely,

[First Name] [Last Name]

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