My watcher just reported seventeen bills as pocket vetoed:

  HB64  Expand Post-Secondary Tuition Eligibility
  HB155 Gaming Control Board Director Qualifications
  HB182 Judicial Retirement Changes
  HB183 Magistrate Retirement Changes
  HB199 Tax Return Info for LFC Evaluation
  HB203 Use of State Devices for CYFD Business
  HB209 Sunshine Portal Fund Creation Links
  HB284 Free-Roaming Horses & Livestock Code
  HB449 Higher Education Major Projects Fund
  HB519 African American Arts Center Directors
  HB571 Building Housing Communities

  SB13  State-Tribal Education Compact Schools Act
  SB109 PRC & Supporting Agency
  SB302 Gaming Control Board Access Background Checks
  SB303 Gaming Machine Standards
  SB480 Student Graduation Reporting
  SB495 Higher Education Radio

None of these are on the LWV tracker. Two are on the AAUW tracker.

Delay is almost certainly caused by the usual nmlegis.gov slowness
in updating.

There may be more updates over the next few hours. This will be
updated automatically if so:

  https://nmlegiswatch.org/bills/vetoed

HTH
Ed

On Mon, 14 Apr 2025 14:24:18 +0000 (UTC), Richard Mason via Action wrote:
> I have seen references to the Governor's pocket vetoes, but I do not see any on the SOS site
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>    On Sunday, April 13, 2025 at 11:22:07 AM MDT, Richard Mason via Action <action@mailman.swcp.com> wrote: 
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> It seems there were not any pocket vetoes (legislation that was not signed by the April 11 deadline) by the Governor.
>Maybe she was getting ahead of the 2026 ballot question that would ban pocket vetoes. Pocket vetoes do not require that the Governor give a message with her/his veto.
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