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Casuse v. City of Gallup by New Mexico Supreme Court Book Summary

Linda Casuse, Larry Garcia, and Vera Calabaza sued the City of Gallup (Gallup) in the United States District Court in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Plaintiffs alleged that defendant violated the federal Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 1973 (Supp.1986) and a provision of New Mexicos municipal code, NMSA Section 3-12-1.1 (Cum. Supp.1987). Gallup moved for a summary judgment on both issues, or alternatively, that the issue of state law be certified to the New Mexico Supreme Court. The federal district court complied with the request for certification and we accepted the issue as certified. The issue for review is whether the at-large election charter provisions of the City of Gallup, a home rule municipality, are invalidated by NMSA Section 3-12-1.1. We conclude that Section 3-12-1.1 does invalidate Gallups home rule election charter that allows at-large elections for city councilors.

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