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Allow fusion voting

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Bill ID:2011 Senate Bill 93
Introduced:Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sponsors: Eric G. Griego (D)
Status:Introduced
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Relating to elections; allwoing a political party to nominate any qualified candidate to run under its part;y name in an election. Allwoing a candidate's name to appear more than once on a ballot. Amending and repealing section of the NMSA 1978 and reconciling multiple amendments to the same section of law in Laws 1993.

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State Senator Eric G. Griego
Senator Eric G. Griego has been in the New Mexico State Senate since 2008, representing District 14.

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