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Monthly Archives: March 2011
A better way to fix school elections
During the recent weather crisis, when schools were shut to save energy, several school districts were stuck going ahead with school board and bond elections. The voter turnout was as low as you guessed it would be. It’s past time … Continue reading
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Sunset the notion of sunset review
Oh, dear. Sunset review is back again: another great idea that may not work so well in New Mexico. Sunset review is legislative code language for kicking the can down the road. If it worked, we would not today … Continue reading
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