Governor Lujan Grisham Signs $11B Budget, Tax Incentives
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New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham approved a $11 billion spending plan and tax package, focusing on universal child care, public safety, and healthcare. She vetoed a bill on disaster management, but welcomed $21 million for Ruidoso home relocation. The tax package includes a $10,000 income tax credit for doctors and a 1% pay raise for state workers and teachers. With fewer vetoes, she signed 71 out of 74 bills, marking a lighter touch in her final term.
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