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No straight-party voting on general election ballot, Supreme Court rules
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The unanimous decision makes clear that the secretary of state does not have the authority to include straight-party voting on the ballot. Continue Reading
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The unanimous decision makes clear that the secretary of state does not have the authority to include straight-party voting on the ballot. Continue Reading
López Askin replaces Scott Krahling, who resigned after an internal investigation determined that his ‘intimate relationship’ with an employee violated county policies and had a ‘negative impact’ on the office. Continue Reading
The reports showed positives for both gubernatorial candidates. Continue Reading
After months of litigation and political uncertainty, a federal election court has decided the election for mayor of Ciudad Juárez. Continue Reading
New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver’s decision to add straight-party ticket voting to November’s ballot has caused waves across the political party spectrum. Continue Reading
Many prominent people are on the list. Continue Reading
There are other ways to make voting easier that don’t come with the insidiously deceptive motivation of protecting the system from voters. Continue Reading
Check out N.M. Political Report’s Q&As with candidates for U.S. House, U.S. Senate and governor. Continue Reading
Scott Krahling gave no reason for his resignation, but NMPolitics.net has learned that the county attorney’s office has been investigating a complaint involving Krahling and former Chief Deputy County Clerk Rose Ann Vasquez for months. Continue Reading
The New Mexico Pediatric Society and New Mexico Voices for Children launched the voter-education website. Continue Reading
The influential voice on the state budget made the surprise announcement in a statement Tuesday afternoon. Continue Reading
Maybe one person in Congress who isn’t afraid to work with both sides from the middle is just what this country needs right now. Continue Reading
Voters will head to the primaries on Tuesday to narrow down the crowded field to just two candidates. Continue Reading
Two new partisan polls show different visions of the U.S. Senate race, but both show the incumbent leading while the insurgent Libertarian candidate trails in third place. Continue Reading
Mr. Johnson would have been a legitimate candidate had he run in the June primary. Continue Reading