Congratulations to Claire Kenzie Seley of Goddard H.S. in Roswell for here First Prize winning essay "The Influence Of Ethical Principles During A Pandemic". READ THE ESSAY >>
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Press Release: Corruption Allegations Lay Bare the Need for Long-Overdue Ethics Reform
For the past five years, New Mexico Ethics Watch (NMEW) has been digging into the murky, flimsy world of public officials’ financial disclosure statements . . . |
OUR MISSION
New Mexico Ethics Watch is a non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting ethics and accountability in government and public life in New Mexico. NMEW believes that ethical governance and good governance go hand in hand – necessary elements to create a just society and economic opportunity for all. NMEW advances its mission through research, compliance actions, policy advocacy, and media outreach.
NMEW was an essential player in drafting the legislation that governs the NM State Ethics Commission and continues to be a key participant in Commission meetings and rulemakings. NMEW’s research reports on important ethics issues are excellent and serve as helpful guides to policymakers and everyone concerned about improving governmental ethics in New Mexico.
TREVOR POTTER, PRESIDENT, CAMPAIGN LEGAL CENTER, WASHINGTON, D.C. |
I’m the NMEW board chair because I believe we are an indispensable organization in helping NM progress, ethically, toward a brighter future for our citizens and businesses. A good ethical environment is not only good for government, it creates an attractive society for us all.
RICHARD C. BOSSON, RETIRED NM SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE AND NMEW BOARD CHAIR |
NMEW is a trusted advocacy partner of Common Cause NM. They provide top-notch research, analysis and writing and bring their legal and legislative expertise and experience to their outstanding collaborative work.
HEATHER FERGUSON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COMMON CAUSE NEW MEXICO |
NMEW was an essential player in drafting the legislation that governs the NM State Ethics Commission and continues to be a key participant in Commission meetings and rulemakings. NMEW’s research reports on important ethics issues are excellent and serve as helpful guides to policymakers and everyone concerned about improving governmental ethics in New Mexico.
COMMISSIONER STUART BLUESTONE, NM STATE ETHICS COMMISSION |
