AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Watch: New Mexico voters will decide four constitutional amendments on vetoes, school bond elections, university appointments and lawmakers’ pay. Early voting locations expanded Saturday as gubernatorial candidates Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull make their final appeals ahead of Nov. 3. Health Care: Three insurers are leaving New Mexico’s Medicare Advantage market, putting tens of thousands of members on notice to choose coverage by Dec. 7. Education: A proposed Las Cruces school combining two campuses faces pushback from families and staff, who say district leaders are rushing the plan and failed to seek a board vote before moving students. State Government: Rep. Andrea Reeb resigned after a federal judge ruled her simultaneous service in the Legislature and as a special prosecutor violated the state Constitution. Court Fight: A lawsuit accuses Albuquerque-based CSI Aviation of helping transport Venezuelan asylum seekers to a prison in El Salvador in violation of a court order; the claims have not been resolved. Agriculture: Santa Teresa handled about 1,150 Mexican feeder cattle on Oct. 13, nearly 45% of arrivals through two open crossings, as prices rose and screwworm concerns continue to constrain supply. Research: Virgin Galactic and Kirtland’s Air Force Research Laboratory will study space weather using atmospheric sensors aboard a future spacecraft.
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