AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Recovery: Evacuations continued in San Juan County as heavy rain sent rivers over their banks for a second time in two weeks. Some residents also faced power shutoffs, and families began assessing damage. Election Day: More than 456,000 New Mexicans had voted early or by mail, topping the 2022 total by over 17,000. Voters are choosing statewide officials, including a new governor, in a race between Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull. Arts & Community: New Mexico’s marching bands performed through rain and lightning at the state championships in Rio Rancho. Sue V. Cleveland won Class 5A, while Los Alamos took the Class 1–4A title; flooding kept two Farmington schools away. Education: Twenty-four New Mexico colleges are waiving application fees in November, giving students a chance to explore options without the extra cost. Local Voices: Las Cruces canvasser Bre McCune returned to door-knocking after anti-trans harassment, saying the work matters to her.
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