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Gross receipt taxes may increase by 1/8 in Otero County. Here's what to know - Vimarsana News

Gross receipt taxes may increase by 1/8 in Otero County. Here's what to know

Gross receipt taxes are used to collect taxes from an individual or business that is essentially making transactions and running a business in the state.

Source: yahoo.com
Otero County Commission rejects bid from CSG to run detention center - Vimarsana News

Otero County Commission rejects bid from CSG to run detention center

The evaluation committee recommended the commission not approve the bid.

Otero County Commission rejects bid from CSG to run detention center - Vimarsana News

Otero County Commission rejects bid from CSG to run detention center

The evaluation committee recommended the commission not approve the bid.

SPECIAL REPORT-Ex-academic forges a new career rallying Trump faithful behind voter-fraud claims - Vimarsana News

SPECIAL REPORT-Ex-academic forges a new career rallying Trump faithful behind voter-fraud claims

David Clements argued at the county commission’s public meetings that rigged voting machines had tainted results everywhere, including Otero and the entire state of New Mexico, which Biden won. Prodded by the Clementses, Otero’s commissioners hired a Massachusetts firm called EchoMail, which describes itself as a social media and email marketer, to hunt for 2020 fraud.

General election certified in NM counties that previously resisted - Vimarsana News

General election certified in NM counties that previously resisted

Two New Mexico counties that delayed or resisted verifying June’s primary election results certified the general election without incident this week. In a third county, a commissioner that voted against certifying the June primary again voted no, but was again outvoted four to one by the other commissioners.