@MartinHeinrich Among vetoes Senator- keeping NM judges lowest paid in the nation. With her stated reason she's unhappy with the judiciary's work. That's the way to get better judges or motivate? Pay far less than raises she gave her own staff and far less than private sector? Hello? #stilllast
Joe Cervantes
@SenJoeCervantes · NM · S
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CoverageMar 17, 2021 to Apr 8, 2023
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The last federal vacancy in NM had over 80 applicants. For one spot. But in state courts, outside Albuquerque and Santa Fe, we're not paying enough to relocate. Most applicants coming from underpaid government positions to assume the underpaid judiciary. https://t.co/SOcgQdVcvm
RT @heatherf66: <U+0001F615>SB 2 was a GOOD bill that would have raised salaries for district judges throughout the state and would have encouraged mo<U+2026>
Our work yesterday in Senate Judiciary now assures any paid sick leave law would also cover state, city, county employees and educators. Not just private sector employees. Expect some to now try and exclude government employees from receiving these benefits as too expensive.