Semilla Action

Rain or shine, our canvassers are out in our communities sharing why voting for change matters! ✅

Thank you to everyone who has opened their doors, shared their thoughts, and taken the time to have meaningful conversations with us. Constitutional Amendment 4 would compensate New Mexico legislators based on the state’s median household income, creating a fair and transparent standard tied to the economic reality of working families.
This isn’t just about pay. It’s about who gets to serve, who has a voice at the Capitol, and building a legislature that truly reflects the people of New Mexico.

🗳️ Vote YES on 4! Let’s build a legislature that works for all New Mexicans.

Early voting is now open in New Mexico! 🗳️

There’s more than one path to the polls, and you can choose the voting option that works for you.

1. Early Voting
2. Absentee Voting
3. Election Day Voting

Find early voting locations, hours, and official voting information at NMVote.org.

Your Voice. Your Land. Your Future.

Thank you Albuquerque and our partners at AFT New Mexico El CID Semilla Action and Organized Power in Numbers

Last week, more than 50 people joined us for our Albuquerque Community Canvass Day, knocking an incredible 2,119 doors across the city.

One of the highlights was seeing so many young New Mexicans show up to have conversations about their future, their communities, and Amendment 4.

Thank you to everyone who spent the day walking neighborhoods, talking with voters, and making space for conversations about the future of representation in New Mexico. 🗳️

2,119 doors. 50+ people. So many young voices showing up for their future.

Your next stop on the trail to Election Day is here! 🥾

Early voting begins October 6 at County Clerks’ offices across New Mexico. Expanded early voting locations will begin opening on October 17.

Voting early gives you another option to make your voting plan work for your schedule.
📍 Find early voting locations and hours at NMVote.org.
Your Voice. Your Land. Your Future. 🌄🗳️

Your Voice. Your Land. Your Future. 🌄

New Mexico is more than where we live. It’s our communities, our landscapes, our shared home, and the future we’re building together.

As Election Day approaches, we’re hitting the trail with important dates, voting information, and reminders to help New Mexicans make a plan and participate.

The trail to Election Day starts here.

📅 Election Day: November 3, 2026
🔗 Find your voting information at NMVote.org

A positive step forward for New Mexico! 🌱

We’re encouraged by Deb Haaland’s proposed data center moratorium and guardrails. Protecting our water, supporting good jobs, and putting communities first can go hand in hand with innovation and economic growth.
Together, we can build opportunity that lasts.

NM’s water, land, and communities must come first.

Deb Haaland has announced her support for a moratorium on new data center development until strong, reliable guardrails are established in law and in practice. Her campaign has cited concerns about protecting New Mexico’s water, air, land, and ensuring greater transparency around data center development.

Semilla Action supports this call for accountability.
Economic development should not come at the expense of our natural resources or the communities that call New Mexico home. Major development must include strong environmental protections, transparency, accountability, and meaningful community input.

New Mexicans deserve a voice in decisions that affect our water, land, communities, and future.

🌱 Leader for Change: Stephanie Garcia

Semilla Action proudly endorses Stephanie Garcia for Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico in the 2026 election.

Stephanie’s commitment to New Mexico’s working families and communities reflects the kind of leadership our state needs. We are proud to support a leader who will uplift community voices, expand opportunities, and work toward a more equitable future for all New Mexicans.

🗳️ Make a plan to vote and support Stephanie Garcia for Lieutenant Governor in 2026.

📣 Our canvassing team is out in the community for Vote for Change!

We’re knocking on doors, having conversations, and connecting with New Mexicans about why YES on 4 matters.

New Mexico is the only state where legislators receive no salary. Voting YES on 4 is about creating opportunities for more working people to serve and building a Legislature that better reflects the communities it represents.

Every door knocked and every conversation helps us get the word out. Thank you to our canvassing team for showing up and putting in the work! 💪
Our Voices. Our Future. Vote YES on 4.