AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEpstein Oversight Fight: Former U.S. attorney general Pam Bondi is set to testify in a closed, transcribed House Oversight hearing about the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, with New Mexico Rep. Melanie Stansbury among Democrats criticizing the lack of public access as survivors press for answers. State Elections & Records: The New Mexico Supreme Court ordered release of a secret APS superintendent investigative report tied to Winston Brooks’ 2014 resignation and payout, rejecting APS’ bid to keep the file hidden. Primary Turnout Watch: Early voting is underway for the June 2 New Mexico primary, with reporting that nearly 80% of independent voters choosing Democratic ballots signals shifting participation patterns. Secretary of State Race: Candidates are framing the Secretary of State job as either disciplined election administration or “chaos,” with endorsements and arguments centered on transparency and competence. Local Governance: Chaves County approved outside expertise fees for certain energy and data center zoning projects, aiming to tighten compliance oversight. Immigration Enforcement Clash: New Mexico AG Jay Jones sued Curry and Torrance counties over ICE agreements, arguing they violate state law. Public Safety: Sheriff John Allen says charges filed in Sgt. Michael Schlattman’s death don’t go far enough, as the case moves forward. Health Care Dollars: New Mexico Medicaid billing data show continued local spending shifts, including rising claims for substance abuse treatment and medical supplies in multiple communities.
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