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  • January 17, 2017

Watch: Gov. Martinez’s State of the State Address

Gov. Susana Martinez will give her seventh State of the State Address today as the legislative session kicks off. It will be Martinez’s final 60-day session. Thanks to New Mexico PBS, you can watch the whole thing from home livestreaming below. The legislative session is schedule to begin at noon, with Martinez’s address coming afterward.

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Watch: Gov. Martinez’s State of the State Address

Gov. Susana Martinez will give her seventh State of the State Address today as the legislative session kicks off. It will be Martinez’s final 60-day session.

Thanks to New Mexico PBS, you can watch the whole thing from home livestreaming below.

The legislative session is schedule to begin at noon, with Martinez’s address coming afterward.

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