Governor: ‘More items’ may be added to special session
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez signaled Friday she may add “more items” to a looming special [auth] session on the state’s budget crisis amid a partisan stalemate with Democrats.
Martinez spokesman Mike Lonergan said the Republican governor may seek to place more legislative proposals on the special session docket if Senate Democrats keep pushing for a long session.
“Since it looks like the Senate Democrats don’t want to work on a budget solution in advance, that will mean a much longer session and it would make sense to include more items,” Lonergan said. “That has yet to be determined, but if the Senate Democrats are going to spend $50,000 a day on a lengthy session, then the public deserves to have key issues addressed.”
But Lonergan did not say what legislative items Martinez would include.
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