Readers have shared their thoughts on the importance of RANKED CHOICE VOTING, suggesting that New Mexico should use surplus revenues to replace the terminated $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicle mandates. They also suggest that if New Mexico is serious about encouraging electric vehicles, some surplus revenues could be used to replace this. The Albuquerque Journal reports that by 2032, 82% of New Mexico dealers' cars must be electric, despite only 3% of CARS sold today being electric. The author suggests that if the city of Santa Fe has a budget deficit, it should consider trimming the mayor’s staff. Others suggest that Deb Haaland should be a figurehead executive and serve only on behalf of progressives, not a proven leader. They criticise the media for publishing strong, negative articles linking her to high profile positions and her lack of experience, knowledge, and ability to do so. They urge the resignation of TSA agents to be federal employees, stating that they should not be held hostage over budget disputes. The article also mentions the potential for a potential elimination of 54 staff members from the mayor's office.