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New Mexico’s Capital Dilemma

By Marjorie Childress, New Mexico In Depth | January 14, 2018
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2017 Legislative Session

Capital outlay reform transformed by Senate into three-year interim study

2017 Legislative Session

Lawmakers won’t get cut of infrastructure funding pie in 2017

2017 Legislative Session

Infrastructure funding reform would lead to significant change

2017 Legislative Session

Capital outlay reform bill gives power to lawmaker committee

2017 Legislative Session

Capital outlay funding transparency passes first test

Politics

Governor to get bill cutting 119 infrastructure projects

Politics

Dems take brunt of capital outlay vetoes

Politics

Martinez slams Legislature on infrastructure funding

Politics

Auditor recommends infrastructure funding guidelines

Good Government

2016 Capital outlay bill continues past patterns of partially funded projects

Politics

2016 individual lawmaker infrastructure requests

Politics

2016 legislative earmarks in House Bill 219

Good Government

Legislators fear disclosure of spending on public works

Politics

House OKs capital outlay bill amid scrutiny

Transparency

State lacks efficient system as $4.4 billion unspent, auditor says

Politics

House committee kills capital outlay overhaul

Politics

Capital outlay reform bill enjoys both union and business support

Politics

Tracking legislator’s individual infrastructure allocations is mainly impossible

Politics

House Speaker Tripp shares capital outlay allocations

Politics

A quick look at where money for capital outlay comes from

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