AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Recovery: After repeated storms triggered evacuations and damaged homes and roads in northern New Mexico, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham asked President Trump for a major disaster declaration to help residents and reimburse response costs. Election Day: New Mexicans are choosing between Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull for governor, with early voting already surpassing 2022 levels. Flooding has complicated travel across the Four Corners, though New Mexico polling places were expected to open as planned. Local Ballot Measures: Bernalillo County voters are considering $45 million in bonds for flood control, housing, roads and public safety, with no property-tax rate increase planned. Voters statewide are also deciding four proposed constitutional amendments. Utility Oversight: Lujan Grisham plans to consult her successor before choosing between two nominees for a seat on the Public Regulation Commission, which is handling high-profile utility cases. Livestock Health: New Mexico is shifting to regional maps to track New World screwworm risk as cases spread in the Southwest.
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