New Mexico Secretary of State launches election-season ‘good questions’ campaign
The New Mexico Secretary of State on Sept. 18 launched a "good questions" campaign geared at answering voters questions for the Nov. 3 general election.
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A U.S. District judge halted New Mexico’s effort to require manufacturers to label consumer products that contain so-called ‘forever chemicals’, saying the rule infringes on commercially protected speech. NMED Secretary tells Source NM that the department plans to keep fighting.
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