Probate judge flags Constitutional Amendment Four as likely contentious at state level
Probate Judge Diana May-Diaz reported on the New Mexico Counties meeting and described Constitutional Amendment Four — which would allow county commissions to set elected officials' salaries — as probably the most controversial amendment statewide.
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Probate Judge Diana May-Diaz, reporting also for Clerk Berenda McWright, briefed the board on recent New Mexico Counties (NMC) discussions and local election preparations. "As of yesterday, there were 289 in person voters, and 742 ballots were mailed out," May-Diaz said, summarizing election activity.
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