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Teresa Leger Fernandez

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Top donors8 of 3,375
Michelle Mercer$25K · 2019–2025Bruce Golden$25K · 2019–2025Celia Foy-Castillo$25K · 2019–2025Alvino E. Castillo$25K · 2019–2025Kay Krochman Marks$24K · 2019–2025Elizabeth Strickler$22K · 2020–2025Bruce B. Donnell$22K · 2019–2026Laura Chancellor$22K · 2020–2026

Teresa Leger Fernandez

Congress · New Mexico · D

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Bills they lead8 of 35
HR 6205 Taos Pueblo Indian Water Rights Settlement Amendments Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 4598 Technical Corrections to the Northwestern New Mexico Rural Water Projects Act, Taos Pueblo Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, and Aamodt Litigation Settlement ActOut of committee · 2025HR 2785 New Mexico Land Grant-Mercedes Historical or Traditional Use Cooperation and Coordination ActCommittee hearing · 2025HR 1322 Rio San José and Rio Jemez Water Settlements Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 1324 Navajo Nation Rio San José Stream System Water Rights Settlement Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 5963 Responsible Wildland Fire Recovery ActIn committee · 2025HR 4338 Weather-Safe Energy Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 2944 Cerro de la Olla Wilderness Establishment ActIn committee · 2025
Lobbied on those bills8 of 44
Jordan Law Firm, LLC5 of their billsPueblo of Laguna3 of their billsPueblo of Taos3 of their billsSpirit Rock Consulting3 of their billsNational Association of Mutual Insurance Companies2 of their billsBackcountry Hunters & Anglers2 of their billsTaos Pueblo2 of their billsCredit Union National Association, Inc. Dba America'S Credit Unions1 of their bills
Teresa Leger Fernandez: the 8 largest of 3,375 donors, 8 of 35 bills they lead and the 8 busiest of 44 groups that lobbied on those bills. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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Connections of Teresa Leger Fernandez
Michelle MercerTop donorsMichelle Mercer gave $25K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2025. From federal campaign filings.$25K
Bruce GoldenTop donorsBruce Golden gave $25K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2025. From federal campaign filings.$25K
Celia Foy-CastilloTop donorsCelia Foy-Castillo gave $25K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2025. From federal campaign filings.$25K
Alvino E. CastilloTop donorsAlvino E. Castillo gave $25K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2025. From federal campaign filings.$25K
Kay Krochman MarksTop donorsKay Krochman Marks gave $24K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2025. From federal campaign filings.$24K
Elizabeth StricklerTop donorsElizabeth Strickler gave $22K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2020–2025. From federal campaign filings.$22K
Bruce B. DonnellTop donorsBruce B. Donnell gave $22K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2019–2026. From federal campaign filings.$22K
Laura ChancellorTop donorsLaura Chancellor gave $22K to Teresa Leger Fernandez, 2020–2026. From federal campaign filings.$22K
HR 6205Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 6205, “Taos Pueblo Indian Water Rights Settlement Amendments Act of 2025”. 29 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 4598Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 4598, “Technical Corrections to the Northwestern New Mexico Rural Water Projects Act, Taos Pueblo Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, and Aamodt Litigation Settlement Act”. 8 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Out of committee
HR 2785Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 2785, “New Mexico Land Grant-Mercedes Historical or Traditional Use Cooperation and Coordination Act”. 12 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Committee hearing
HR 1322Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 1322, “Rio San José and Rio Jemez Water Settlements Act of 2025”. 7 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 1324Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 1324, “Navajo Nation Rio San José Stream System Water Rights Settlement Act of 2025”. 3 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 5963Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 5963, “Responsible Wildland Fire Recovery Act”. 8 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 4338Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 4338, “Weather-Safe Energy Act of 2025”. 22 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 2944Bills they leadTeresa Leger Fernandez leads HR 2944, “Cerro de la Olla Wilderness Establishment Act”. 3 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
Jordan Law Firm, LLCLobbied on those billsJordan Law Firm, LLC lobbied on 5 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 21 reports.5 of their bills
Pueblo of LagunaLobbied on those billsPueblo of Laguna lobbied on 3 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 14 reports.3 of their bills
Pueblo of TaosLobbied on those billsPueblo of Taos lobbied on 3 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 9 reports.3 of their bills
Spirit Rock ConsultingLobbied on those billsSpirit Rock Consulting lobbied on 3 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 7 reports.3 of their bills
National Association of Mutual Insurance CompaniesLobbied on those billsNational Association of Mutual Insurance Companies lobbied on 2 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 10 reports.2 of their bills
Backcountry Hunters & AnglersLobbied on those billsBackcountry Hunters & Anglers lobbied on 2 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 8 reports.2 of their bills
Taos PuebloLobbied on those billsTaos Pueblo lobbied on 2 bills Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 5 reports.2 of their bills
Credit Union National Association, Inc. Dba America'S Credit UnionsLobbied on those billsCredit Union National Association, Inc. Dba America'S Credit Unions lobbied on 1 bill Teresa Leger Fernandez leads, in 10 reports.1 of their bills