New Mexico's influence network
How New Mexico's lobbyists, the industries they represent, campaign donors, candidate and PAC committees, and nonprofits connect — through shared lobbyists, shared donations, and shared registered contacts. Search an entity to isolate it and its direct connections, then click any connection to open up its connections, one step at a time. Export whatever you trace.
Showing the connected core — entities with 2 or more links (~3,700 of ~9,100). Single-link entities and any pair of entities can be traced in the connection search. A shared lobbyist, donor, or registered contact shows a relationship, not coordination or wrongdoing. Use the legend to filter by type; use the year sliders (lobbying links only).
Sources: New Mexico lobbyist registrations (2013–2026), New Mexico campaign finance (organizational donors only; individual donors are not included), and the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File (New Mexico) — all public records, compiled with the Lab's custom-built data tools and provided as a research aid. Links mean a shared lobbyist, a shared donation, or a shared registered contact point; a shared contact often just means a shared accountant, attorney, or registered agent. The official record governs — verify against the source before relying on any entry, and email research@nmimpactlab.org with corrections. See our methodology.