Hathorne Faces Questions Over Resignation The Context
Sandoval County commission chairman Orlando Lucero says stepping down is prudent for Todd Hathorne amid potential conflicts of interest. Lucero cited past examples and personal experience from when he ran for county commissioner, noting resignations can avoid litigation and avoid conflicts. Hathorne, challenged by Don Chapman in the June Republican primary, faces scrutiny alongside Bency’s past endorsements.
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