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Santa Fe, N.M., Schools Worry Voters May Shoot Down Ed Tech Funding
Government Technology: The results of an Albuquerque Public Schools special election — in which voters casting ballots by mail overwhelmingly rejected three bond proposals for construction projects — have some local school officials concerned about a similar election underway in Santa Fe.
In a test of a new state law that aims to increase election turnout, voters in several school districts in New Mexico, including Santa Fe Public Schools, are casting ballots by mail for the first time.
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