From the article:
If the Otero County commission refuses to follow the Supreme Court order, county commissioners could potentially face legal repercussions. Those consequences could include financial penalties or being removed from office, said Daniel Ivey-Soto, a state senator and former executive director of the New Mexico county clerks affiliate.
From another article regarding Daniel Ivey-Soto :
According to election integrity expert David Clements, New Mexico’s Dominion machine software is out of compliance with state statute, therefore triggering his call for county commissions not to approve the June 7, 2022, Primary Election results. Ivey-Soto refutes that in his email to commissioners, claiming they are certified.Clements wrote regarding Ivey-Soto on Facebook, “According to an Ethics Complaint, Dominion’s favorite NM legislator, Senator Daniel Ivey-Soto, is the Executive Director of Vandelay Solutions, which provides ‘professional services’ in the administration of elections. His company entered into two contracts with Dona Ana County, for ‘Consulting Services’ and ‘Technical Assistance’ between September 2019 and June 2021 for $37,500 and $45,000. How is this not a conflict of interest?” Clements has branded Ivey-Soto as “Dominion’s favorite legislator” and noted his connections are a “conflict of interest.”
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Thanks CedarDave - i’m looking to see if anyone else CAN certify.
If they don’t certify it seems there will be no certification.
“Dominion’s favorite NM legislator, Senator Daniel Ivey-Soto, is the Executive Director of Vandelay Solutions, which provides ‘professional services’ in the administration of elections.”
Really? He was so blatant as to name his fake election consulting company after George Costanza’s fake company from “Seinfeld”?