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State Land Commissioner Dunn switches to Libertarian Party
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Dunn said he is considering his next political move as his term comes to an end later this year. Continue Reading
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Dunn said he is considering his next political move as his term comes to an end later this year. Continue Reading
Why is it that even when the state makes improvements in education, health care or the economy, we barely budge? Continue Reading
There is emerging consensus around the country and the world that economic development and early childhood education go hand in hand. Continue Reading
An analysis by Searchlight New Mexico of 15 years of proposed legislation involving children shows a consistent pattern of proposals failing at their earliest stages, often without a hearing. Continue Reading
Wonder what the state’s lawmakers are doing about New Mexico’s poor ranking? We looked at 2,586 legislative ideas on kids and families so you don’t have to. Continue Reading
Cinthia doesn’t remember crossing la frontera at age 3, but that twist of fate thrust her into a legal bind from which she hasn’t yet managed to extricate herself. Continue Reading
Don Usner first photographed Sophia Salazar in 1997, when she was attending Conjunto Preschool in Española. Continue Reading
The change would eliminate primary elections for lieutenant governor and let parties pick their own process after a gubernatorial candidate is nominated. Continue Reading
A state senator wants New Mexico to resume taxing a wide variety of foods while leaving exempt a selection of healthier groceries. Continue Reading
The state House of Representatives passed a memorial Friday congratulating the nation of Azerbaijan on its one-hundredth anniversary. Continue Reading
Though they live in New Mexico, the residents of the Mesilla Valley are caught between their own state and Texas. Continue Reading
Here’s what we propose for the state’s new revenue. Continue Reading
So far, there is no shortage of ideas for how to spend that money. Continue Reading
Martinez nixed $19,100 for the Senate Rules Committee, which is responsible for vetting the governor’s picks for Cabinet posts, university regents and a long list of other appointments. Continue Reading
The Senate Conservation Committee is scheduled to hear Senate Bill 47, sponsored by Sen. Jacob Candelaria, D-Albuquerque, on Tuesday. Continue Reading