Bregman Proposes Oil Revenue Rebates for New Mexico Families
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New Mexico gubernatorial candidate Sam Bregman proposes using oil and gas revenues to send up to $500 per family member to households earning under $200,000, tying the windfall to higher energy prices. Bregman, a Democrat, aims to ease costs for groceries, rent, and fuel as he challenges frontrunner Deb Haaland. However, delivering rebates would require state lawmakers approval. Bregman, with courtroom experience, seeks to tap into voters energy cost pressures as the primary race intensifies.
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