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Paul Gessing

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New Mexicans have a choice: bold tax reform or continued stagnation

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
It’s no secret that New Mexico has plenty of money: $75 billion in its sovereign wealth fund, $1 billion in unexpected surplus revenues with more anticipated before next legislative session; $7.6 billion in unspent capital funds. But, it’s also no secret that real New Mexicans and businesses are struggling. New Mexico’s population is stagnant and aging. Our youth are leaving to find better opportunities elsewhere.
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Tipping Point NM episode 852 Bob Perls – Debate on New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 4

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
On this week’s interview Paul sits down w/ former New Mexico Rep. Bob Perls and current chair of the NM Forward Party for a friendly conversation/debate on Amendment 4 which will be on ballots this November. If passed the amendment would pay legislators an annual salary of approximately $68,000 annually. Bob and Paul agree about many reforms needed for New Mexico’s Legislature and electoral system, but disagree on the merits of Amendment 4 and paying legislators.
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Albuquerque ballot measures should draw voter skepticism

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
In our continued efforts to educate New Mexicans on the various issues on the ballot this fall, we look here at TWO measures that have been placed on ballots ONLY in the City of Albuquerque. Question 1 reads as follows: Shall the Charter of the City of Albuquerque be amended to repeal Article XI, Section 7, which requires voter approval before the City may appropriate more than $10 million for a performing arts center so that future funding of any amount would no longer require a separate vote?
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