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GOP leader alleges political research by Epstein panel firm (opens the original)
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Democratic panel member responds by claiming Republicans are trying to gin up controversy Sign up to get the Leading News newsletter emailed to you daily SANTA FE — The political din surrounding New Mexico’s truth-finding commission on Jeffrey Epstein’s past ties to the state continues to grow louder. House Minority Leader Gail Armstrong, R-Magdalena, expressed outrage Wednesday after Republicans released an invoice from a public relations firm hired by the panel that appeared to show research i
Epstein commission to press on amid political turmoil (opens the original)
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House speaker backs embattled chairwoman of bipartisan panel SANTA FE — A legislative truth-finding commission tasked with investigating Jeffrey Epstein’s long shadow in New Mexico is planning to forge ahead with its work despite recent political turmoil. House Speaker Javier Martínez, D-Albuquerque, expressed “100%” confidence Monday in the panel’s chairwoman, Rep. Andrea Romero, D-Santa Fe, who has faced calls to resign from Senate GOP floor leader William Sharer of Farmington. “I know there’s
Think tank urges stronger ethics laws in New Mexico (opens the original)
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Proposals include increased disclosure requirements for legislative conflicts of interest SANTA FE — With New Mexico voters set to decide in November whether lawmakers should be paid a salary, a Santa Fe-based think tank is calling on the Legislature to strengthen the state’s ethics laws. Specifically, the new plan proposed by Think New Mexico includes requiring legislators with direct conflicts of interest to recuse themselves from votes, establishing a two-year “cooling off” period for legisla
New Mexico’s $700M housing push falls short (opens the original)
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Legislative report cites challenges in targeting, tracking more than $700 million in earmarked funds SANTA FE — New Mexico lawmakers have appropriated more than $700 million for affordable housing and homelessness over the last four years, but the unprecedented infusion has not succeeded — at least so far — in solving a complex statewide housing crunch. A new legislative report released Tuesday found only a small share of the funding went toward housing for extremely low-income families — most o
A recent history of New Mexico legislators convicted of public corruption offenses (opens the original)
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Here's a look at the most notable convictions SANTA FE — Former New Mexico House Democratic floor leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton’s conviction on charges she enriched herself by diverting state and federal education funds marks the latest in a string of public corruption cases involving state legislators. While lawmakers are protected by legislative immunity for official acts and votes they take while in office, they are not protected from charges of criminal wrongdoing. Here are some other hig
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