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Your NM Government: Roundhouse Update | 3.11.21


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If you are interested in the most inner workings of state government, today s Your NM Government update is just for you! The work Wednesday in the Roundhouse was somewhat overshadowed by technical problems with the virtual proceedings. But a lot of the business that was considered had to do with how the sausage is made, so to speak. Here s a quick rundown of what we talked about in today s update:
Senate Bill 74 - This is a measure designed to curb the Governor s powers during a public emergency like the COVID-19 pandemic. This is something Republican lawmakers have been critical of nearly throughout the past year, but it has languished in the Senate for nearly three weeks. Bottom line, there was a push to take a vote in the full Senate, but it failed 14-24. It does not seem likely to get that vote, either, before the session ends, as Governor Lujan Grisham has indicated she would likely veto it if approved by lawmakers.  ....

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New Mexico Marks One Year with COVID-19


COVID-19 by the numbers
New Mexico health officials yesterday reported 257 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the statewide total so far to 187,487. The health department has designated 160,142 of those as recovered. Bernalillo County had 94 cases, followed by Doña Ana County with 39 and Otero County with 20. Santa Fe County had 17 new cases.
The state also announced nine additional deaths, including a man in his 20s from Otero County with underlying conditions; there have now been 3,839 fatalities. As of yesterday, 134 people were hospitalized with COVID-19.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of New Mexico s first four COVID-19 cases. SFR takes a look back at some of the landmark moments in the last year. We also asked Human Services Secretary Dr. David Scrase to reflect on the pandemic. Scrase, along with Health Secretary Dr. Tracie C. Collins and other cabinet secretaries will talk about the last year in the pandemic today at 3 pm; the conversation will stream on t ....

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