Early voting foreshadows high turnout in Chaves County
About 39 percent of Chaves County's 33,738 registered voters had voted early or absentee ahead of Election Day, with 13,055 ballots banked. A total 11,922 in two weeks of early voting plus four weeks of absentee in-person voting plus 1,133 absentee ballots returned, and 156 pending. Voting runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 15 centers.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Dexter
Dunken
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Cindy Fuller
Bureau of Elections
Chaves Coun
Chaves
New Mexico
Secretary of State
2016 Voting Convenience Centers in Roswell area
The list details polling locations for the 2016 voting period in Roswell New Mexico. Centers include Roswell Mall, St Mark's Lutheran Church, West Country Club Church of Christ, Roswell Convention Center, Westminster Presbyterian, Waymaker Church, Chaves County Clerk's Office, and Valley View Elementary School located at various addresses on Main Street and surrounding areas.
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Chaves
Elida Zamora
Nadine Burt
Patricia Felber
Mary Hadder
Chaves County
NM small businesses invited to credit survey
Federal banking regulators seek New Mexico small-business operators with 500 employees or less to share experiences with the credit market. The 2016 Small Business Credit Survey is run by the Federal Reserve Bank and its 12 regional banks with Dallas joining this year to cover southeastern New Mexico.
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Federal
Federal Reserve Bank
New Mexico
New York
Emily Perimeter
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Southeastern
Perimeter
Dallas
Kansas City
Federal Reserve System
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kan
Security controls praised despite insider theft risk
Washington officials say reforms improve data protection but acknowledge insiders and hackers can still steal. Bill Evanina, top counterintelligence official, notes ongoing need to strengthen defenses after a long insider case and Snowden era changes. He cautions prevention cannot be absolute amid evolving tech.
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Washington
U.S
National Security Agency
Edward Snowden
Bill Evanina
National Intelligence Director
Roswell teen receives second heart transplant
Eric Loflin of Roswell received a second heart transplant in Denver after a match was confirmed on Oct 26. The six hour operation required a second surgery to clear blood clots, but his bleeding was controlled and the heart began functioning sooner than expected. He was discharged about two weeks later and will stay in Denver for three months to undergo frequent clinic visits, T-cell extraction, cardiac rehab, and echocardiograms.
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Roswell
Eric Loflin
Denver
Eric
Tanya Loflin
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N. Main
St. Mark’s
Lutheran Church
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Church of Christ
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Roswell Boys
Westminster
Presbyterian
W. 4Th
Waymaker Church
S. Sunset, Roswell
Clerk’s Office
Saint Mary’s Place
Valley View
S. Washington, Roswell
W. O’connor
East Grand Plains
Dexter Central Office
Lincoln
Lake Arthur Schools
W. Broadway
Pinon Dun
NM Small Businesses
Evanina
Associated Press
NSA
Harold Thomas Mar
Eero
Topay
Roswell Teen