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GOP commission refuses to certify New Mexico primary vote

US & Canada · New Mexico

GOP commission refuses to certify New Mexico primary vote

43% Center coverage: 30 sources

Otero County commission refuses to certify primary election results. Commission's members include Cowboys for Trump co-founder Couy Griffin. Commissioner: "When I certify stuff that I don't know is right, I feel like I'm being dishonest" New Mexico uses paper ballots that can be double-checked later in all elections.See the Story

California Primary Election: Chula Vista Mayor's Race Too Tight to Call

California Primary Election: Chula Vista Mayor's Race Too Tight to Call

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Election crews worked into the early morning hours of Wednesday to prepare mail-in ballots. The last of the tabulated results arrived around 10 o'clock. Election workers wrapped up on Tuesday night, pulling off the security flap that covered the voter's signature on the envelope.See the Story

New Mexico secretary of state asks state attorney general to investigate county commission refusing to certify election results

New Mexico · New Mexico

New Mexico secretary of state asks state attorney general to investigate county commission refusing to certify election results

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

Otero County Commission has called an emergency meeting Friday to consider certification of the 2022 primary election results. The commission had voted not to certify the results claiming there were problems with the voting machines. Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver is asking the attorney general to investigate whether the commission committed civil or criminal violations of the election code.See the Story

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How to help the fight for reproductive rights

Activists gathered across the street from Family Planning of South Central New York in Binghamton. Those in attendance were asked to come up to the microphone and share their opinions. The underlying message of all the speakers is that the Supreme Court ruling has stripped away basic human rights.See the Story

US & Canada · New Mexico

Otero County Commissioners certify primary election results

Coverage: 2 sources

Otero County Commissioners held an emergency vote Friday to meet the certification deadline. They originally voted not to certify, citing concerns about the accuracy of vote tabulation machines. The state Supreme Court stepped in and ordered commissioners to certify the results. Only Commissioner Couy Griffin, who joined the meeting remotely, voted against certification.See the Story

US & Canada · Otero County

Couy Griffin will not receive legal representation from Otero County

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Otero County Commissioner Couy Griffin is on his own in an ongoing legal battle over his role on January 6. The commission rejected a proposal today to provide him with legal representation. Video from that day showed him standing on a terrace overlooking the crowd. The lawsuit states that is enough to remove him from office.See the Story

Guadalupe Mountains National Park implements some closures due to fire risk

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Guadalupe Mountains National Park will implement additional closures to park areas due to increased fire risk beginning on Wednesday. These areas include: All trails in the Guadalupe Mountains Wilderness are closed to public use. This includes all the following trails: Bear Canyon, Bowl, Blue Ridge, Bush Mountain, El Capitan, Foothills, Frijole, Juniper, Marcus, McKittrick Canyon, Permian Reef, Smith Spring, and Tejas.See the Story

New Voices Otero protests county, city's abortion sanctuary declaration

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The City of Alamogordo declared itself a "sanctuary for the unborn" at its special meeting Aug. 2. A progressive group called New Voices Otero held a protest on the corner of 10th Street and White Sands Boulevard. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade June 24 which has affected local governments.See the Story

Holloman AFB MQ-9s participate in maritime exercise

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Rim of the Pacific exercise involved 26 nations, 38 ships, three submarines, more than 170 aircraft and 25,000 personnel. The exercise was the largest maritime exercise in the world hosted around the Hawaiian Islands and southern California. The 2022 RIMPAC, themed "Capable, Adaptive, Partners," marked the 28th year of the exercise which began in 1971.See the Story

Alamogordo Commissioners approve abortion opposition, now a 'sanctuary for the unborn'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Alamogordo City Commission approved two abortion opposition resolutions during a special meeting held Aug. 3. Mayor Susan Payne voted against the measure to declare the city a sanctuary. The second resolution declaring support of the Otero County sanctuary for life declaration passed on a 6 to 1 margin, with McDonald being the sole nay vote.See the Story

Alamogordo · Alamogordo

'A brush with immortality': Alamogordo educators remember Nichelle Nichols

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nichelle Nichols was known for playing Lt. Nyota Uhura on Star Trek: The Original Series. She also played Uhura in six Star Trek films. Nichols helped recruit women and people of color to the space program. She was part of a NASA observation mission on Sept. 15, 2015.See the Story

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