Heinrich wins re-election; Haaland, Luján win too
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The Gary Johnson thing didn’t happen. Continue Reading
Long lines characterize voting during final hours of Election Day in Las Cruces
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Anyone in line when the polls close at 7 p.m. is allowed to vote. Continue Reading
Newest numbers suggest higher-than-expected turnout
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A mid-day voting update shows turnout in Doña Ana County swinging back a bit to Democrats. Continue Reading
Steady streams of voters showing up at Las Cruces polling places
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Turnout here is especially important for the race to replace Steve Pearce in the U.S. House of Representatives. Continue Reading
The races to watch on Election Day
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Obviously the races for governor, land commissioner and the 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House. Here’s what else to watch. Continue Reading
It’s Election Day. Here’s what you need to know.
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Be sure to check NMPolitics.net’s website throughout the day for updates on voting — and this evening, after the polls close, for election news and analysis. Continue Reading
Poll shows Dems lead in most statewide races
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A a congressional race remains too close to call and one expensive state race leans toward Republicans. Continue Reading
Early voting turnout skyrocketed. We don’t yet know what that means.
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While it’s possible the energy we’ve seen so far will continue through Election Day, it’s also possible it won’t. Continue Reading
In swing districts, Republicans may pay for trying to reverse Affordable Care Act
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Tom MacArthur’s candidacy has become a kind of Rorschach test for Republicans’ repeated attempts to repeal and otherwise undermine the health-care law — and how much candidates in swing districts will pay for those efforts. Continue Reading
Here’s why Texas voter turnout was so low, and why it’s surging now
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President Donald Trump’s immigration rhetoric and actions appear to be energizing Latino voters in Texas and elsewhere. Continue Reading
While Trump ramps up rhetoric, military presence makes some border residents nervous
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Thursday’s was the latest in a series of declarations from the president about immigration in the run-up to Tuesday’s midterm elections. Continue Reading
Next governor can lead by example on transparency issues
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Both gubernatorial candidates have said transparency plays an important role in state government. But so did Susana Martinez when she first ran for governor in 2010. Continue Reading
Honduran migrants following the caravan continue on despite Trump’s threats
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They’re so desperate, they say, they’re willing to gamble on a dangerous trip. Continue Reading
Feverish spending in 2nd Congressional District race, with $12 million raised to date
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Getting a handle on how much cash is pouring in can be tricky. Fortunately, there are a couple important tools. Continue Reading
Oh Susana! How the governor’s popularity eroded
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Gov. Susana Martinez will leave office as one of the nation’s least-popular governors, polls indicate. Continue Reading