AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection Day: New Mexico voters are choosing a governor and other statewide officials, with more than 456,000 ballots cast early or by mail—above 2022 levels. Democrats and independents voted early at higher rates than four years ago, while Republicans lagged. Flood Recovery: Renewed flooding in San Juan County prompted evacuations and rescues as rivers rose. The state is offering free curbside pickup for flood-damaged debris; residents should photograph damage and save cleanup receipts. Energy: Urenco USA’s southeastern New Mexico facility produced its first uranium fuel enriched above 5%, a level the company says no other Western supplier currently offers commercially. Legal Fight: The National Shooting Sports Foundation is suing over New Mexico’s seven-day firearm waiting period, challenging the state’s continued enforcement. Education: State data show certified Native language and culture teachers fell 37% in public and charter schools, from 234 in July 2025 to 147. Business: In-N-Out says its New Mexico debut is coming soon; permits point to three Albuquerque locations, with the Coors Boulevard restaurant targeted for completion by June 2027.
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