AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMeta Penalty Fight: A Santa Fe judge is set to rule this month on how much New Mexico can collect from Meta after a jury found misleading statements in a data privacy case—state attorneys want $35–$40 billion, while Meta argues for a $3.45 billion cap. Elections & Voting: Early voting is set to begin in New Mexico, with absentee ballots going out to more than 62,000 permanent absentee voters and first in-person early voting starting Tuesday, as counties prepare for turnout concerns. Housing: Albuquerque broke ground on La Curva Apartments in West Old Town, targeting the “missing middle” between subsidies and homeownership, with 70 units planned for phase one. Cannabis Enforcement: New Mexico regulators have opened more than two dozen criminal cases tied to cannabis and hemp since January, including an unlicensed grow case involving 21,000 pounds. Public Health: An OB/GYN in Las Cruces discussed breast cancer warning signs and the importance of screening and prevention during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Business & Energy: Xcel Energy announced a Michigan sale of its gas and electric operations to SEMCO and UPPCO, pending regulatory approval.
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