NMPolitics.net (https://nmpolitics.net/index/page/332/)
Republican gubernatorial candidate Allen Weh has made a big fuss about state GOP Chairman Harvey Yates inserting himself into the race by calling Weh’s ads dishonest. But when Weh was party chairman, he took sides in a GOP primary by giving campaign contributions. Continue Reading
On Sunday, GOP Chairman Harvey Yates took sides in a TV ad fight between two of my opponents in this race. His involvement breaks our rules, shows a bias and betrayed the neutrality Republican Party officials are supposed to respect. Continue Reading
When state GOP Chairman Harvey Yates called out Republican gubernatorial candidate Allen Weh for running dishonest ads, he was only scratching the surface of a systemic problem that has plagued the Weh campaign from the start. Continue Reading
Hours after the New Mexico Supreme Court upheld the secretary of state’s denial of Dennis W. Montoya’s application for public financing, Montoya said the fight may not be over. Continue Reading
The New Mexico Supreme Court upheld the secretary of state’s denial of Democrat Dennis W. Montoya’s application for public financing today. Meanwhile, the appeals judge Montoya is seeking to unseat in the Democratic primary, Linda Vanzi, came out with her third mailer attacking him. Continue Reading
If ever a political party was given a shot at power by discredited incumbents, it would be the Republican Party of New Mexico in 2010. Nevertheless, it is far from clear that Republicans will convince a skeptical public to allow them to govern the state, no matter how eager it is for change. Here’s why. Continue Reading
Candidates for Doña Ana County offices will participate in a candidate forum in Mesquite on Thursday. Continue Reading
The state GOP chairman isn’t the only one calling out Republican gubernatorial candidate Allen Weh for misleading campaigning. The Santa Fe T.E.A. Party is accusing Weh of deceptively claiming he was endorsed by the head of the New Mexico tea party – when there is no statewide tea party organization to head. Continue Reading
The chairman of the Republican Party of New Mexico says he can’t ignore dishonesty in his own party any more than he can in the Democratic Party, and that’s why he’s calling out GOP gubernatorial candidate Allen Weh for running misleading ads attacking opponent Susana Martinez. Continue Reading
Because of manipulation of this site’s non-scientific polls, from now on only registered users can vote. If that doesn’t stop the shenanigans, NMPolitics.net may discontinue polls entirely. Continue Reading
Thanks to the support of 91 people, NMPolitics.net has raised $7,725 in six weeks, putting the site at 77 percent of its goal of raising $10,000. If you can afford to help, I’m asking you to give today. You can do so at nmpolitics.net/contribute.
Continue Reading
UPDATE: Who’s behind a robocall that went to Democratic voters around the state on Saturday attacking Lt. Gov. candidate Brian Colón? That remains a mystery. Continue Reading
Trying to figure out who to vote for in the Democratic land commissioner primary? With today’s profile of Harry Montoya, NMPolitics.net has now given all three Democratic land commissioner candidates an opportunity to explain their vision for the office. You can find those links here. Continue Reading
Harry Montoya wants to decentralize power at the State Land Office. Montoya, one of three Democrats running for land commissioner, said intentionally involving the public and local elected officials in deals involving state land is critical. Continue Reading
There are some new ads out from candidates for governor. Watch them here. Continue Reading