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For those who rose to the occasion to serve their country, it is a kick in the gut to call the Iraq war a mistake. Continue Reading
Lawmakers, the governor wrote in her veto message, “attempted to gut classroom spending and programs designed to identify and assist struggling schools and students.” Continue Reading
This is the full text of Gov. Susana Martinez’s message explaining her vetoes of some education cuts in Senate Bill 9. Continue Reading
The opening of new polling locations caused a spike in early voting across New Mexico on Saturday. Continue Reading
The official findings of the State Auditor’s Office reveal that contracts approved under Murphy’s tenure “may not have been at arm’s length.” Continue Reading
The State Auditor’s Office had a strong message for Hobbs city officials: We’re watching you. Continue Reading
We the Libertarians simply want to live our own lives, and let everyone else live theirs. Continue Reading
Using her line item veto power, here’s what the governor saved when she signed Senate Bill 8, which defunds dozens of other projects. Continue Reading
“The Purge” is a fictitious and extreme portrayal of criminalization of poverty in America. We are obviously not that far gone, but criminalization of poverty is a harsh reality in America. Continue Reading
It’s time. While I certainly have fretted over this decision for months and months, totally and unequivocally I’m with her. Continue Reading
This is the story of the time terrorists tried to destroy Elephant Butte Dam. Continue Reading
In a highly diverse nation all views need to be represented. Continue Reading
The short answer is we don’t know. But thus far early voting turnout has been high statewide, and it has favored Democrats. Continue Reading
Martinez left a new $1.5 million appropriation for preventing child abuse in place, but she wiped out the Legislature’s intent that the money be spent specifically on home-visiting services. Continue Reading
This article originally reported an incorrect early voting total through Tuesday for Bernalillo County. It was our mistake and we apologize. Continue Reading