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In the run-up to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks declaration under the Antiquities Act, a number of critical questions were ignored and otherwise deflected. Continue Reading
The monument has long enjoyed support from diverse voices across New Mexico and our nation and is the result of years of debate and compromise. Continue Reading
The new Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners is being perceived as indebted to special interests. This has undermined public trust in the county commission. Continue Reading
A recent gathering in Ciudad Juárez was dedicated to the cultural rights of migrants across the globe. Continue Reading
NMPolitics.net’s editor and publisher appeared on KRWG this week to discuss an ongoing journalistic collaboration to investigate southern New Mexico’s struggling behavioral health system. Continue Reading
In the Republican Party chair’s open letter I see signs of “blame anyone else” as the modus operandi. Too bad. Continue Reading
People who showed up to a public meeting called by Doña Ana County Commissioner John Vasquez on Monday were surprised to find him absent. Continue Reading
County commissioners know rural transit services are desperately needed. Continue Reading
It’s difficult to get ahead when economic opportunities are not even considered. Continue Reading
If government officials won’t demonstrate that they’re acting in the public’s interest, we should assume they’re not. Continue Reading
We have been described as the “institution,” but we fight every day against the real and evil institution of liberalism. Continue Reading
Historically high voter turnout characterized New Mexico elections on Tuesday even as they went in opposite directions ideologically. Continue Reading
The county clerk expects thousands of voters to turn out for the Doña Ana Soil and Water Conservation District election on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Email our county commissioners to request that the safe and sane fireworks ordinance remain in effect as is, and that the commissioners who received big campaign contributions from fireworks venders recuse themselves. Continue Reading
Our legislators have the opportunity to reform the election process and make a lasting impact for voters in New Mexico. Continue Reading