It’s Election Day in Albuquerque
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Ten months after Albuquerque’s election season started, voters are heading to the polls today to select a mayor and five city councilors. Continue Reading
Chávez wins this site’s non-scientific poll
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The majority of those who voted in last week’s non-scientific poll on this site said Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chávez will win re-election. Continue Reading
Berry leads Chávez, Romero in ABQ Journal poll
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With 12 days before the Oct. 6 election, Richard Berry has a slight lead in the Albuquerque mayoral race, according to an Albuquerque Journal poll released late Saturday. The results: Berry with 31 percent, Chávez with 26 percent and Romero with 24 percent. Continue Reading
DA: Budget cuts may lead to fewer prosecutions
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Criminal prosecutions in the state’s 13 judicial districts could be severely impacted if lawmakers decide to cut the budgets of the state’s district attorneys, according to the the DA in Bernalillo County. Continue Reading
Albuquerque’s 311 line makes absentee voting easier
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Early voting is about to start in Albuquerque’s Oct. 6 municipal election, but those who would rather vote absentee can cut a step out of the process by calling the city’s 311 service. Continue Reading
Media outlets team up to host ABQ mayoral debate
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A number of media outlets including the New Mexico Independent — a site I write for — are hosting an Albuquerque mayoral candidate debate on Wednesday that has a lot of dimensions. Continue Reading