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I’ve written about the Las Cruces TEA Party not being allowed to hold its forum for candidates in the Nov. 3 municipal election at City Hall. They held a forum anyway, at a local church. Watch video here. Continue Reading
If you’re looking to get to know the candidates, these videos are a good start. Click on the headline to watch. Continue Reading
For those who can’t attend in person, the forum will be televised live on Comcast cable channel 20 and streamed online. Continue Reading
Many NMPolitics.net readers say the City of Las Cruces should have let the local tea party hold a candidate forum at City Hall like it allowed two other organizations. Continue Reading
Video of three Las Cruces mayoral candidates participating in a forum earlier this month has been posted online. You can watch it here. Continue Reading
The City of Las Cruces is letting two nonprofits hold candidate forums in the council chambers at City Hall before the Nov. 3 election. But when the Las Cruces TEA Party, which is also a nonprofit, made a similar request, the city said no. Continue Reading
Candidates for Las Cruces mayor and three City Council seats participated in a two-hour debate at New Mexico State University on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Candidates for three Las Cruces City Council seats and mayor will participate in a debate at New Mexico State University on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Steve Calderazzo said he requested that his name be removed from the ballot because his candidacy would “almost guarantee” that Kasandra Gandara would win the District 1 seat on the city council. Continue Reading
The local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will moderate a forum for mayoral and city council candidates in Las Cruces on Tuesday. Continue Reading
All three candidates for Las Cruces mayor have confirmed their participation in an Oct. 8 forum, according to a news release from the event’s organizers. Continue Reading
All three candidates for mayor and several candidates running for three city council seats have partially or wholly funded their own campaigns. Continue Reading
As expected, three candidates filed paperwork Tuesday to run for Las Cruces mayor in the Nov. 6 election. Several people also filed to run for three open city council seats and a judgeship. Continue Reading
A handful of Las Cruces voters discussed issues with journalists from KRWG Public Media and the Las Cruces Sun-News for a television program airing this weekend. Continue Reading
Ken Miyagishima says he is “thinking seriously of running for another term as mayor.” That’s an act designed to build excitement for a re-election bid he’s already decided to make. Continue Reading