STATE REPRESENTATIVE BILL MCCAMLEY SAYS HE WANTS TO BE THE NEXT STATE AUDITOR, REPLACING TIM KELLER WHO IS HEADING TO THE MAYOR’S OFFICE IN ALBUQUERQUE. MCCAMLEY IS A THREE-TERM DEMOCRAT FROM LAS CRUCES.
THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL REPORTS MCCAMLEY ANNOUNCED HIS BID FOR THE AUDITOR’S OFFICE WEDNESDAY MORNING. KELLER’S DEPARTURE FROM THE AUDITOR’S OFFICE MEANS GOVERNOR MARTINEZ WILL APPOINT SOMEONE TO SERVE OUT THE REMAINDER OF HIS TERM. THE JOURNAL SAYS SHE CAN CHOSE ANYONE SHE WANTS, REGARDLESS OF PARTY AFFILIATION.
