Policy Brief A concise look at the challenges New Mexico's youngest residents face, as well as some of the support programs already in place. (State-level data on population demographics and the general fund budget.)
Policy Brief Most states rely heavily on local property taxes to fund public education, but in New Mexico K-12 education gets the bulk of its funding - more than 60 percent -from the state. So where do our property taxes go? (State-level data on property tax distributions and K-12 spending.)
Policy Brief While every New Mexican should be able to get the health care they need, ensuring that every New Mexico child can get health care is a good first step toward covering everyone. (State-level data on Medicaid spending, enrollment, and economic impacts.)
Policy Brief Any discussion of health care reform should begin with covering all children. This means, first and foremost, enrolling all children who are eligible for Medicaid and keeping them enrolled. This policy brief has recommendations for how to achieve this goal. (State-level data on Medicaid enrollment and distributions of appropriations increases.)