Will 2018 be the ‘Year of the Woman’ in New Mexico?
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A growing number of women are running for office, nationwide and in New Mexico. Continue Reading
Doña Ana County works to build a stronger voting culture
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The ambitious efforts led by County Clerk Scott Krahling aim to get every eligible person voting in every election. Continue Reading
Libertarians miss general election ballot for governor
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New Mexicans likely won’t see a Libertarian candidate for governor on the ballot in November. Continue Reading
López Obrador’s landslide transforms Mexico’s political map
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he wants to be one of “the best” presidents Mexico has ever had. Mexico and the world are anxiously waiting to see how much of this promise he will deliver. Continue Reading
Mexico elections 2018: The battle for Puerto Vallarta
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Here’s why a foreigner should give a hoot about who becomes the next mayor of Puerto Vallarta. Continue Reading
As elections approach, soccer and politics dominate Mexican life
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As guttural screams of “Goooaaal!!” vibrate from the throats of announcers amplified on the big flat screens seemingly draped everywhere, other strident words rattle public space in the final days of political campaigning. Continue Reading
Lujan Grisham, Herrell and Haaland lead opponents, poll finds
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A new poll shows that Democrats lead in statewide races, while Republicans are currently in the lead in the race to keep the 2nd Congressional District seat vacated by the Republican incumbent. Continue Reading
Bill McCamley: Want more jobs? Vote for Michelle Lujan Grisham
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Michelle Lujan Grisham offers a real and effective path to a 21st Century economy, while Steve Pearce will continue Susana Martinez’s failures. Continue Reading
A way-too-early look at legislative races to watch
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Currently, Democrats have a 38 to 32 advantage over Republicans in the state House. Here’s how that might change. Continue Reading
Secretary of state to Doña Ana County: I’m listening to your unique concerns
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Every time I visit Doña Ana County, I’m reminded of the gift of your perspective and input. Continue Reading
No love for Las Crucens in statewide Democratic primaries
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Three people from Las Cruces ran for statewide offices in the Democratic primaries this year. Last week, all three lost. Here’s why. Continue Reading
Money can’t buy love: Takeaways from the NM primaries
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Newcomers, women and progressive-backed candidates won big on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Haaland, other women win contested congressional primaries
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Deb Haaland won the hotly contested 1st Congressional District Democratic primary on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Dems pick Garcia Richard, Morales and Colón in statewide races
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Stephanie Garcia Richard narrowly defeated Garrett VeneKlasen to win the Democratic nomination for state land commissioner. Continue Reading
Three Democratic state lawmakers lose in primaries
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Carl Trujillo, Debbie Rodella and Bealquin “Bill” Gomez all lost to Democratic challengers. Continue Reading