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Doña Ana County Assessor Gary Perez says he’s considering running for a seat on the Public Regulation Commission and will decide this week. Continue Reading
Diane Denish says it’s ironic that the GOP is criticizing campaign contributions she’s accepted when she’s been more transparent about her campaign’s finances than the Republican candidates. Continue Reading
Doing what is right is not a voluntary action, it is mandatory for every elected, appointed or other public official. Taking an oath of office commits a public official to act ethically, morally and legally. Continue Reading
Residents of Anthony, N.M. will decide today whether to incorporate. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Anthony Water and Sanitation District office, 1155 North 4th Street, and at Anthony Elementary School, 609 Church St. Continue Reading
Lt. Gov. Diane Denish, the presumptive 2010 Democratic gubernatorial nominee, announced three additions to her campaign staff on Monday. Continue Reading
Big campaign contributions to Bill Richardson and Diane Denish. A $30 million investment from the state. And an investment adviser who has admitted to recommending investments that were pushed on him by politically-connected individuals who stood to benefit. So the question: Has Denish been complicit in corruption? Continue Reading
Santa Fe County Sheriff Greg Solano announced Saturday that he’s dropping out of the race for lieutenant governor. Continue Reading
Gov. Bill Richardson is set to unveil his proposal to balance the state budget on Tuesday, and he says he will support a temporary tax increase as part of the fix, The Associated Press is reporting. Continue Reading
The Albuquerque Journal took a look at the Republican gubernatorial primary on Sunday. It also published articles on each of the candidates. Continue Reading
The Attorney General’s Office has asked the land commissioner to put a controversial series of land deals on hold because it has found “significant defects” in the appraisals used to determine the terms of the deals. Continue Reading
The majority of those who voted in last week’s non-scientific poll on this site said they approve of the job Ken Martinez is doing as majority leader in the state House of Representatives. Continue Reading
It was Will Rogers who said, “Last year we said, ‘Things can’t go on like this,’ and they didn’t, they got worse.” 2009 was a weird year. I imagine an even weirder year coming. Stay tuned. Continue Reading
Yes, for many, 2009 was just one of those years — and, then, there was the atrocious economy to compound it. Or perhaps it’s the other way around. Maybe it was the atrocious economy of 2009 that aggravated everything else into a difficult and complicated mess-of-a-year. Either way, it was rough. Continue Reading
Lt. Gov. Diane Denish gave reporters a preview of a new online database Web site that will allow the public to view state contracts valued at $20,000 or more. Continue Reading
New Mexico’s Democratic and Republican parties have set dates and picked locations for their 2010 pre-primary nominating conventions. Continue Reading