New Mexico Gov. removes game commissioner over undisclosed conflict of interest tied to Mexican gray wolf campaign
From ABQJournal.com:
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham fired a game commissioner on Wednesday for failing to disclose that she’d worked on an outside persuasion campaign on the Mexican gray wolf.
Lujan Grisham removed Sabrina Pack from her seat representing District 2, after the governor learned of Pack’s “failure to disclose her conflict of interest as well as her failure to recuse herself from pertinent votes,” according to the governor’s spokeswoman Jodi McGinnis Porter.
