AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGovernor’s Race: A new Albuquerque Journal poll puts Deb Haaland at 49% and Gregg Hull at 42%, with 9% undecided—little change since August, with Election Day approaching. Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Albuquerque and Santa Fe are hosting celebrations today; an Albuquerque event also offers voter-registration help and a chance to meet Navajo athlete Shiyazh Pete. Hunting Licenses: Attorney General Raúl Torrez says the state’s outfitter license set-aside violates the constitution, challenging a program that reserves about 10% of public draw licenses for outfitters. Public Lands: Most of roughly 600 New Mexicans who commented opposed repealing the Roadless Rule, citing risks to watersheds, wildlife and 1.6 million acres of forest. Oilfield Pollution: In southern New Mexico, an observer found what appeared to be dumped produced water near the Black River, highlighting concerns about the toxic wastewater hauled across the region. AI Development: Oracle’s data-center plans face power and pipeline delays; the company has used trucked natural gas at other sites to keep construction moving.
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