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The federal government has released data on how states will spend $380 million set aside for election infrastructure. But questions remain about how much it will help secure the 2018 election. Continue Reading
Turnout topped 25 percent as voters also reformed the city’s process for recalling elected officials. Continue Reading
The public comment period for New Mexico’s draft water plan ends next week. Continue Reading
Still, tthe incumbent Democratic U.S. senator holds a sizeable lead over his two challengers, according to a new poll from Emerson College. Continue Reading
Gary Johnson spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday about his run for the U.S. Senate as a Libertarian. Continue Reading
The failures in two states earlier this year show how easily the voting process can be upended. Continue Reading
At what point in his political career has Pearce ever expressed a willingness to work with anyone except hard-line Republicans? The answer is none. Continue Reading
The Libertarian Party of New Mexico has filed paperwork to officially name former governor Gary Johnson as its nominee for U.S. Senate. Continue Reading
The endorsement comes after Apodaca’s son lost the Democratic primary for governor to Michelle Lujan Grisham. Continue Reading
Johnson has yet to even launch a campaign, but some of his supporters are calling for his possible Republican opponent, Mick Rich, to drop out of the race. Continue Reading
The El Paso congressman’s long-shot campaign could help rebuild his party and make a difference in races lower on the ballot even if he loses. Continue Reading
Potential shifts at both federal and local levels could have profound repercussions in the lives and well-being of women in New Mexico. Continue Reading
A state statute that says anyone who performs an abortion in New Mexico could be charged with a 4th-degree felony would go back into effect if Roe v. Wade is overturned. Continue Reading
A candidate switch-up is likely in the works. Continue Reading
Murders of elected and former candidates, journalists and human rights activists have shattered the peace. Continue Reading