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With redistricting decisions very much in flux, the Line Opinion Panel explores the issues standing in the way of New Mexico lawmakers. Will legislators truly consider the input of Tribal Nations, and if not, what could the legal ramifications be? Panelists give their take on that, and the possibility of Albuquerque being split into three separate congressional districts.
Correspondent Gwyneth Doland also updates the tension over redistricting in a conversation with two people deeply invested in the process. Kathleen Burke from Fair Districts New Mexico and Casey Douma from the All Pueblo Council of Governors share their perspectives, and concerns, about the recent developments at the Capitol. They explain what they think is being overlooked, and how lawmakers should reframe their approach to properly serve underrepresented populations.
The state legislature is working through another major undertaking – allocating more than $1B in federal COVID-19 relief funding. The Line Opinion Panelists explain the priorities lawmakers are considering, and the impact the virus is still having on the decision-making process. With hospitalization rates climbing higher, is there more that can be done to support medical professionals?
Correspondent Antonia Gonzales introduces us to Navajo baker Liz Howdy. Find out how her culture frames her outlook as an artist and entrepreneur, and the passion that fuels her work. Plus, an easy holiday recipe everyone will love around the holidays!
Line Opinion Panelists:
Dede Feldman, former state senator
Laura Sanchez, attorney
Merritt Allen, Vox Optima Public Relations
Guests:
Kathleen Burke, project coordinator, Fair Districts for New Mexico
Casey Douma, All Pueblo Council of Governors; Ad Hoc Redistricting Committee
Liz Howdy, baker, Howdy Cakes
More information:
New Congressional Map - Signed on Friday by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Native Americans Wield Influence in New Mexico Redistricting – Associated Press
All Pueblo Council of Governors – Official Website
Native Americans Wield Influence in New Mexico Redistricting – Associated Press
New Mexico Senate Passes Broadband, Highway Spending Bill – Associated Press
Howdy Cakes Instagram Page - Instagram
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With redistricting decisions very much in flux, the Line Opinion Panel explores the issues standing in the way of New Mexico lawmakers. Will legislators truly consider the input of Tribal Nations, and if not, what could the legal ramifications be? Panelists give their take on that, and the possibility of Albuquerque being split into three separate congressional districts.
Correspondent Gwyneth Doland also updates the tension over redistricting in a conversation with two people deeply invested in the process. Kathleen Burke from Fair Districts New Mexico and Casey Douma from the All Pueblo Council of Governors share their perspectives, and concerns, about the recent developments at the Capitol. They explain what they think is being overlooked, and how lawmakers should reframe their approach to properly serve underrepresented populations.
The state legislature is working through another major undertaking – allocating more than $1B in federal COVID-19 relief funding. The Line Opinion Panelists explain the priorities lawmakers are considering, and the impact the virus is still having on the decision-making process. With hospitalization rates climbing higher, is there more that can be done to support medical professionals?
Correspondent Antonia Gonzales introduces us to Navajo baker Liz Howdy. Find out how her culture frames her outlook as an artist and entrepreneur, and the passion that fuels her work. Plus, an easy holiday recipe everyone will love around the holidays!
Line Opinion Panelists:
Dede Feldman, former state senator
Laura Sanchez, attorney
Merritt Allen, Vox Optima Public Relations
Guests:
Kathleen Burke, project coordinator, Fair Districts for New Mexico
Casey Douma, All Pueblo Council of Governors; Ad Hoc Redistricting Committee
Liz Howdy, baker, Howdy Cakes
More information:
New Congressional Map - Signed on Friday by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Native Americans Wield Influence in New Mexico Redistricting – Associated Press
All Pueblo Council of Governors – Official Website
Native Americans Wield Influence in New Mexico Redistricting – Associated Press
New Mexico Senate Passes Broadband, Highway Spending Bill – Associated Press
Howdy Cakes Instagram Page - Instagram
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