AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGovernor’s Transition: Deb Haaland has begun building her administration after winning a historic victory as the nation’s first Native American woman governor. Democrats also strengthened their hold on the state House, while New Mexico voters approved constitutional amendments and bond questions. Navajo Nation: Crystalyne Curley was elected the Nation’s first female president, though her opponent is calling for a recount. Flooding did not stop Navajo voters from making long journeys to cast ballots. Flood Recovery: Evacuation orders have lifted in San Juan County, but Four Corners communities face a long cleanup. State officials are offering free water tests for private wells affected by flooding. Public Safety: A former New Mexico Department of Justice employee was arrested after investigators found fentanyl, heroin, cash and firearms at her home. Prosecutors describe the drug seizure as the largest powder-fentanyl bust in state history.
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