New Mexico Democrats decry GOP decision to reappoint 'fake elector'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "I was privileged and honored to be appointed by our chairman to be one of the electors and represent our party in the event that we can pull off a miracle and Trump might potentially win New Mexico," he said.
54% : "I have great confidence in New Mexico's voting infrastructure, that they'll take care of voters and keep them safe, that they'll safeguard our votes, that they'll count them accurately and report things on time and appropriately," she said.Rochman, 62, who moved from Florida to Albuquerque close to five years ago, said she looked forward to having the opportunity to certify the election results for now-Vice President Kamala Harris, who is facing Trump in the November general election.
45% : "If by some miracle Trump were to win New Mexico, it'd be quite a thing to be able to go cast an Electoral College vote," he said.
42% : The Republicans' certificates included the caveat that the votes for Trump were "on the understanding that it might later be determined that we are the duly elected and qualified electors for President and Vice President.
32% : "The fake electoral vote certificates were reportedly part of a multistate scheme to overturn the results of the election in favor of Trump.
31% : While Weh Maestas could not be reached for comment Friday, another Republican elector, Eric Coll, said he would be "really pleased" to cast a vote for Trump, though he indicated it'll be unlikely.

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