By Fredreka Schouten, CNN New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver on Tuesday asked the state Supreme Court to order a three-member county commission to certify the results of the June 7 primary elections in Otero County — after commission members refused to do so this week, citing conce…
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New Mexico secretary of state sues county commission over refusal to certify primary results
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New Mexico Supreme Court orders all-GOP county commission to certify primary's results
Votes in a New Mexico community are at risk of not counting after a Republican-led commission refused to approve primary election results over distrust of Dominion vote-tallying machines.
By Fredreka Schouten, CNN New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver on Tuesday asked the state Supreme Court to order a three-member county commission to certify the results of the June 7 primary elections in Otero County — after commission members refused to do so this week, citing conce…
Votes in a New Mexico community are at risk of not being counted after a Republican-led commission refused to approve primary election results over distrust of Dominion vote-tallying machines.
Votes in a New Mexico community are at risk of not counting after a Republican-led commission refused to approve primary election results over distrust of Dominion vote-tallying machines.
Primary races in one New Mexico county may not be certified after a Republican-led commission voted unanimously this week not to approve election results due to mistrust of voting machines — and a key deadline is fast approaching.
The Rural Otero County commission's three members, all Republicans, voted unanimously not to, in what observers see as a possible preview of the kind of chaos that could unfold in the fall midterms and 2024.
