Lawmakers hear voting complaints

New Mexico lawmakers heard complaints about a litany of voting issues at a hearing that focused on election issues that arose in November's general election. 

 Lawmakers taking part in Saturday's meeting had heard complaints about excessively long waits, a limited number of voting machines and a lack of Spanish-speaking translators. 

Some speakers at the meeting gave accounts of waiting at least three hours in lines and finding little guidance from signage or Spanish-language documents. 

Democratic Rep. Mary Helen Garcia of Las Cruces says the committee will pass along Saturday's testimony to Secretary of State Dianna Duran's office.

Lawmakers hear voting complaints