New Mexico’s foolhardy budget
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Michelle Lujan Grisham proposes a bigger budget increase in one year than Susana Martinez had over eight. Continue Reading
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Michelle Lujan Grisham proposes a bigger budget increase in one year than Susana Martinez had over eight. Continue Reading
We’d like to make the case for a more reasonable set of priorities than Democrats are proposing. Continue Reading
The proposal includes a whopping $600 million for public works projects around New Mexico. Continue Reading
The proposal supports student success with expanded programs and significant pay raises designed to recruit and retain quality teachers and other education employees. Continue Reading
Revenues from booming oil and gas activity will lead to $1.17 billion in new money for the next fiscal year, analysts estimate. Continue Reading
There are two important ideas that must be considered as uses for this surplus: tax reform and pension reform. Continue Reading
A $6.3 billion spending plan is on its way to Gov. Susana Martinez after the Senate and House of Representatives brokered a compromise. Continue Reading
The Legislature’s two chambers are at odds over a proposed $6.3 billion state budget. Continue Reading
Fortunately, we are experiencing an uptick in state revenues that is allowing us to fill some of the gaps left by the past decade’s revenue shortfalls. Continue Reading
The state budget still needs approval of the full Senate, and then must go back to the House for concurrence. Continue Reading
We applaud the N.M. House of Representatives for sending a bipartisan budget bill to the Senate with increased support for New Mexico public school students. Continue Reading
Legislative leaders argued the budget is mostly in line with what the governor requested. Continue Reading
Teachers and state employees might get a bigger raise than legislators and Gov. Susana Martinez originally proposed. Continue Reading
Here’s what we propose for the state’s new revenue. Continue Reading
So far, there is no shortage of ideas for how to spend that money. Continue Reading