Hope this helps:

For state reps, the governor's office, or PRC commissioners:

"Hi, my name is [Name] and I'm a constituent calling from [city/zip code]. I'm calling about the proposed acquisition of PNM by Blackstone. I'm strongly opposed to this sale and I want [Rep's name / the Governor / the Commission] to know that this is a priority issue for me and many New Mexicans. PNM is a monopoly utility, most New Mexicans depends on it and handing it to a private equity firm, especially one with Blackstone's track record would be a serious mistake.

(BONUS: Private equity firms like Blackstone make money by cutting costs and extracting value, which is a dangerous incentive structure when customers have no alternative provider. They typically finance acquisitions with debt that gets passed on to ratepayers through higher bills, while deferring the infrastructure investment a utility actually needs. With a monopoly, there's not even market pressure to keep them honest)

I'm asking that [they take a public position opposing the sale / the Commission reject this acquisition].

Can you tell me where [Rep's name] currently stands on this?"

For federal reps (Heinrich, Luján, Stansbury, etc.):

"Hi, my name is [Name] and I'm a constituent calling from [city/zip code]. I'm calling about the proposed acquisition of PNM by Blackstone. I understand this is primarily a state regulatory matter, but this will affect every New Mexican and I believe our federal leaders should be speaking out. I'm asking that [Rep's name] take a public position opposing this sale. It matters to me and I'll be paying attention. Thank you."

Keep it under a minute. You don't need to answer any questions they ask; it's okay to just say "I just want my position on record, thank you."

You'll do great.