Legislators Hear About Agri Tourism Risks
In Roswell lawmakers hear concerns from agri tourism operators about insurance requirements and legal risk. Rep Candy Spencer Ezzell says urgent action is needed to protect the industry which adds to New Mexico’s economy. The session also covers oil and gas funding impacts and watershed restoration plans.
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Chaves County
Candy Spence Ezzell
Roswell
Oil and Gas Industry
New Mexico General Fund
State Land Office
Aubrey Dunn
New Mexico to issue REAL IDs starting November
ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico will start issuing federally compliant REAL ID drivers licenses and driver authorization cards for undocumented immigrants on November 14. Applicants for the authorization card must prove residency and identity, submit fingerprinting, and pass a background check, while REAL ID license applicants may avoid fingerprints. The move follows failed repeal efforts by Gov. Susana Martinez and opposition from Democratic lawmakers and immigrant advocates.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Taxation and Revenue Department
Susana Martinez
New Mexico sees over 240000 ballots cast early
More than 240,000 New Mexico residents have voted early or by mail, with 240,433 ballots counted from Oct. 11 to Thursday evening. Democrats account for 53 percent, Republicans 35 percent, while unaffiliated or minor-party voters make up the rest.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
Secretary of State’s
Poll voters split on Clinton email server legality
Washington AP GfK poll finds most voters believe Hillary Clinton broke the law using a private personal email server while secretary of state. The public concern appears tempered by questions surrounding Donald Trump’s conduct toward women. The survey was taken before the FBI announced its inquiry into newly found emails and possible classified information.
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Washington
Hillary Clinton
Associated Press
Donald Trump
FBI
Trump narrows NM gap trailing Clinton by five points
A ZiaPoll survey of 1,899 likely voters in New Mexico finds Donald Trump cutting Hillary Clinton's lead to 5 points with Clinton at 45 percent and Trump at 40 percent. Gary Johnson at 1 percent and Jill Stein at 2 percent, with 4 percent undecided.
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New Mexico
Hillary Clinton
Gary Johnson
ZiaPoll
Roswell
Nora Espinoza
Albuquerque
Maggie Toulouse Oliver
Toulouse Oliver
Espinoza
Clinton
Trump
Las Vegas
Nevada
Johnson
Green Party
Jill Stein
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