New Mexico Health Care Freedom Act (2010)

The New Mexico Health Care Freedom Act is a proposal under consideration by some members of the New Mexico State Legislature to place a measure before voters similar to the Arizona Health Insurance Reform Amendment (2010).^[1]

Similar measures in other states

Groups in Indiana, Minnesota, North Dakota and Wyoming are considering a similar proposal. Two of these states (North Dakota and Wyoming) allow ballot initiatives; in the other three states, the state legislature would have to vote it onto the ballot using their state's procedure for constitutional amendments.^[1]

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