“TIA’s recent 'Financial Transparency Score Report' placed New Mexico just one slot above last-place Connecticut on 'a range of transparency indicators.' Weinberg told Moreno that the state has been 'historically issuing its financial statement late,' with a jaw-dropping 426-day tardiness for its fiscal 2012 comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR) … But as Weinberg argued, taxpayers willing to tackle CAFRs deserve to get them in a timely and accessible manner. For a long time now, that hasn’t been an option in New Mexico.”