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TODAY’S TOP STORIES: State’s top court makes it harder to throw out votes with ruling
Started by nmindependent · 8 months ago
Crosses, checks and partially filled-in bubbles everywhere cheered yesterday. New Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled that a vote will count next week even if a bubble on a ballot isn’t fully filled in as long as precinct judges agree on the voter’s intent. Six juvenil
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