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LIVEBLOG ARCHIVE: Michelle Lujan Grisham won the hot Democratic 1st Congressional District primary race on Tuesday. Most candidates backed by the Reform New Mexico Now PAC won their races. Read about that and more in the archive of our election night liveblog. Continue Reading
UPDATED: Despite facing felony extortion charges, Daniel Salinas won Sunland Park’s mayoral race this evening. Read about that and more from the state’s municipal elections in NMPolitics.net’s liveblog archive by clicking on the headline. Continue Reading
NMPolitics.net will liveblog news and results from the Sunland Park municipal election and others around the state beginning at 6:45 p.m. Join us! Continue Reading
The governor got the budget and tax reform she wanted. Three proposed constitutional amendments to reform the Public Regulation Commission passed. Many other proposals died as time ran out on the 2012 regular legislative session today. Read about it in our liveblog archive by clicking on the headline. Continue Reading
UPDATED: On the last night of the legislative session, the Senate approved one Public Regulation Commission reform bill but left two others in limbo and adjourned early. The House worked until the early hours of the morning, approving the combined reporting and capital outlay bills. Read about that and more in NMPolitics.net’s liveblog archive. Continue Reading
The Senate on Monday approved a proposal to require combined reporting. The bill, which would require many out-of-state corporations to pay taxes on in-state earnings, passed with the support of the majority Democrats, but not from Republicans. Read the transcript of our live blog for more details. Continue Reading
UPDATED: The Senate passed a controversial bill today that attempts to fix problems with the state’s campaign-disclosure law, sending it to the House for consideration. Click on the headline to read about it in our liveblog archive. Continue Reading
The House gave its approval today to the budget without much debate and to Rep. Andy Nuñez’s driver’s license bill after hours of debate. You can read about both in the archive of NMPolitics.net’s liveblog by clicking on the headline. Continue Reading
The Santa Fe New Mexican hosted a lunchtime liveblog about the ongoing legislative session earlier this afternoon. Click on the headline to read the archive. Continue Reading
Members of the Senate Corporations and Transportation Committee agreed this evening to allow a controversial bill relating to corporate income taxes to move forward without a recommendation. Read Clearly New Mexico’s liveblog archive of the hearing by clicking on the headline. Continue Reading
UPDATED: On a 5-4, party-line vote, the House Labor and Human Resources Committee rejected Rep. Andy Nuñez’s bill that would repeal a law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses this afternoon, passing instead a committee substitute that would amend the law in an attempt to address its flaws. Click on the headline to read NMPolitics.net’s liveblog archive of the hearing. Continue Reading
The Santa Fe New Mexican is holding its weekly legislative lunchtime liveblog today beginning at noon. Join it by clicking on the headline. Continue Reading
UPDATED: Today’s liveblog from the Roundhouse included coverage of a massive rally by people opposed to the governor’s push to repeal the law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses. Click on the headline to read the archive. Continue Reading
UPDATED: NMPolitics.net doesn’t plan to liveblog from the Roundhouse today, but we joined The Santa Fe New Mexican’s weekly legislative session liveblog earlier today. Click on the headline to read the archive. Continue Reading
UPDATED: NMPolitics.net’s liveblog of the opening day of the 2012 legislative session included discussion about House Speaker Ben Lujan’s announcement that he is battling cancer and Gov. Susana Martinez’s state of the state address. Click on the headline to read the archive. Continue Reading