On the Horizon — Not Yet Law
New Mexico comprehensive privacy bill ("CHISPA")
Would be one of the strictest state privacy laws nationally if enacted, given its low threshold and private right of action — worth monitoring closely if you operate in New Mexico.
Status: Introduced in the 2026 session with an unusually low proposed threshold (15,000+ consumers) and a private right of action ($2,500–$7,500 per violation) — an aggressive bill by national standards. Final pass/fail status of the 2026 session was not confirmed.
Not law yet — no confirmed status either way. Double-check before assuming it failed or passed.
This is a general reference, not legal advice or a determination that this law applies to your specific business. Run the full questionnaire to check against your actual revenue, data volume, and data types.