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Two constitutional amendments face Roswell voters in 2022
Roswell New Mexico voters will consider two constitutional amendments on the ballot alongside three statewide general obligation bonds. Amendment one alters Article 11 sections on the Public Regulation Commission creating a nominating panel and six year staggered terms with limits though the legislature may expand regulatory scope. Amendment two lets the legislature stagger terms for non statewide offices with a Jan 1 start after election day and affects no statewide offices. Proponents say PRC reforms reduce local political influence and align terms. opponents warn of uneven changes and accountability concerns.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Public _—_— Regulation Commission
New Mexico Public Regulation Commission
Commission
New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry
Association
Pete Wirth
Santa Fe
Steven Neville
Aztec
William Payne
Albuquerque
PRC
Public Regulation Commission
Secretary of State
Daniel Ivey-Soto
Phelps Anderson
Roberto Gonzales
Ranchos de Taos
Linda Trujillo
New Mexico Supreme Court