AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHaaland Transition: New Mexico Gov.-elect Deb Haaland says she’ll begin interviewing Cabinet candidates and move quickly toward her Jan. 1 start. She has named affordability, health care and public education as priorities, and wants a pause on large data centers while lawmakers craft rules to protect resources and limit energy-cost increases. State Government: Voters approved a pocket-veto amendment requiring faster action and explanations for vetoes; Democrats also expanded their state House majority. Education: New Mexico will join a federal scholarship tax-credit program starting Jan. 1, allowing taxpayers to claim up to $1,700 for donations to scholarship groups serving public and private school students. Business: Albuquerque-based Array Technologies will merge with Shoals Technologies in a deal valued at more than $1 billion; the combined company will keep its headquarters in New Mexico. Tribal Leadership: Crystalyne Curley is poised to become the first woman president of the Navajo Nation, though her opponent says he will challenge the unofficial results.
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