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Balderas’ decision on Senate coming within days

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 20, 2011

State Auditor Hector Balderas will decide by April 30 whether to run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Democrat Jeff Bingaman, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. Continue Reading

Secretary of state fails open government test

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 20, 2011

Last month Dianna Duran claimed to have evidence of foreign nationals illegally voting in elections, but she won’t share that evidence with the public. I’ve identified several potential public records act violations stemming from her dealings with me. Continue Reading

An update on corruption cases

By Gary King | April 20, 2011

Much has been said and written about the court ruling that removed my office from the public corruption prosecution of former N.M. Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron and three others. Continue Reading

AG declined to investigate bribery allegations

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 19, 2011

UPDATED: After reviewing a complaint from the N.M. Corrections Department, Attorney General Gary King’s office declined last year to investigate a former corrections official accused of bribery – the same official a federal grand jury indicted last week on 30 felony counts. Continue Reading

Who is protected by a tariff such as SB19?

By Thomas Molitor | April 19, 2011

Senate Bill 19 is supposed to create jobs. But is giving “preferential treatment” to local construction businesses in the best interest of the great body of New Mexicans? Continue Reading

Keller won’t run for Congress

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 19, 2011

State Sen. Tim Keller, D-Albuquerque, announced today that he won’t run for the U.S. House seat being vacated by Martin Heinrich. Continue Reading

What does it mean to ‘educate’ children?

By Emanuele Corso | April 18, 2011

Perhaps the time has come to have a public dialog that is not about charter schools, vouchers, tax credits, magnet schools, free schools, grading schools and teachers, ending social promotion, corporal punishment, and so on. Continue Reading

Creating a friendly environment for all businesses

By Conrad D. James | April 18, 2011

I support the film industry, but I also support every other industry that provides goods and services that improve quality of life. Thus, my goal as a legislator is to create a friendly environment for all businesses. Continue Reading

Silver City judge holds hearing in Murphy case

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 15, 2011

A judge based in Silver City has apparently been assigned by the N.M. Supreme Court to handle some matters related to the investigation of bribery allegations against Third Judicial District Judge Mike Murphy. Continue Reading

It’s not how much you pay – it’s how much you make

By Gerry Bradley | April 15, 2011

Over and over, every April, we are informed by the media that a small number of income tax filers pay a large share of income tax, as though this were remarkable or even alarming. It’s fair, but is that remarkable? Continue Reading

State’s public pension plans need fixing now

By Mimi Stewart | April 14, 2011

Legislation I’m pushing aims to sustain a good retirement plan while recognizing the reality that an early retirement can no longer be sustained. We must pass this important legislation next year. Continue Reading

Former corrections official charged with bribery

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 14, 2011

A former N.M. Corrections Department official has been indicted by a federal grand jury for taking well over $200,000 in bribes in exchange for steering construction contracts to a roofing company. Continue Reading

Task force takes aim at public health regulations

By Tracy Dingmann | April 13, 2011

The final report of the Small-Business Friendly Task Force contains dozens of recommendations for the governor to rescind, revise or repeal environmental, labor, construction and various other public health regulations that exist to protect us all. Continue Reading

NM First to issue awards for bipartisanship

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 13, 2011

New Mexico First is currently accepting nominations for lawmakers and other leaders who have been role models for cross-party collaboration, primarily in the areas of health, education, energy, environment and economic development. Continue Reading

Government takes another step into the 21st Century

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | April 13, 2011

A new law requires government agencies to hand over public records in an electronic form if they exist in that form. It’s a small step toward increased transparency and accessibility, but an important step nonetheless. Continue Reading

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