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How Local Advocacy and a Creative Fundraiser Are Strengthening RPAC

  • Writer: Kim Clark
    Kim Clark
  • Jun 24
  • 2 min read

Our association has been working hard to make sure REALTORS® have a strong voice in the decisions that shape our business, our communities, and the future of homeownership. This year, our local advocacy efforts got a major boost thanks to the success of our Sip & Paint fundraiser — a relaxed, creative event that brought members together while raising voluntary contributions for RPAC. The turnout was strong, the energy was high, and our members showed once again that when we come together, we can make a real difference.


These RPAC investments go straight to work. We shared a handout with members that highlighted the major wins secured in 2025 and 2026 at both the national and state levels. These victories didn’t happen by accident — they happened because REALTORS® across the country, including right here at home, chose to invest in advocacy. RPAC helped advance policies that protect private property rights, reduce unnecessary regulations, support housing opportunities, and keep real estate transactions moving smoothly. Every contribution, no matter the size, plays a role in making these outcomes possible.


Here are just a few examples of what RPAC‑supported advocacy has helped deliver:

  • National wins that defend property rights and keep the real estate market stable

  • State‑level victories that protect New Mexico homeowners and support a healthy business environment

  • Ongoing work to ensure REALTORS® have a seat at the table when housing policy is shaped


Our Sip & Paint fundraiser wasn’t just a fun evening — it was a meaningful investment in the future of our profession. When members choose to support RPAC, they’re helping secure the policies and protections that allow us to serve clients, grow our businesses, and strengthen our communities. Local advocacy matters, and together, we’re proving that REALTORS® can make a powerful impact.

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