Policy questions on New Mexico budget and crime
The prompt lists eight policy questions about New Mexico fiscal stability crime penalties education and wage policy. It asks for proposed budget cuts or tax increases, penalties for repeat violent offenders, views on capital punishment, Paseo del Volcan project priority, strategies to raise academic achievement, and a minimum wage hike with potential amount. Each item seeks clear positions and specific actions.
Rio Rancho candidates discuss jobs taxes and education
Four NM candidates present views on pro jobs legislation, tax reform, and education policy. One candidate urges Right to Work and tighter regulation cuts, another backs GRT reset and stable budgeting, and a third advocates teacher pay and local control. They cite DUI reforms, roads to I 40, and wage policies.
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Albuquerque
Linda Allison
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Intel
Democratic Club
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International Semiconductor
Japan
al. Jobs and Economic Development
I-40
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CSU Pomona
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University of New Mexico
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