Millions in bonds on the ballot for New Mexico projects

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – It’ll be up to New Mexico voters to approve more than $186 million in general obligation bonds to support everything from senior citizen centers and schools to the construction of a new state crime lab.
Supporters say the funding is key to completing brick and mortar projects as New Mexico struggles with a budget crisis that has forced lawmakers and Gov. Susana Martinez to curb spending.
If voters approve all four bonds on the ballot this year, finance offici