Strategic Water Reserve: a tool for these dry times
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The Strategic Water Reserve was designed to allow New Mexico to proactively resolve conflicts over interstate river compacts and endangered species. Continue Reading
Money can’t buy love: Takeaways from the NM primaries
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Newcomers, women and progressive-backed candidates won big on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Dems pick Garcia Richard, Morales and Colón in statewide races
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Stephanie Garcia Richard narrowly defeated Garrett VeneKlasen to win the Democratic nomination for state land commissioner. Continue Reading
Three Democratic state lawmakers lose in primaries
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Carl Trujillo, Debbie Rodella and Bealquin “Bill” Gomez all lost to Democratic challengers. Continue Reading
No surprise here: Pearce to face Lujan Grisham in November
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Albuquerque Journal pollster Brian Sanderoff called the race for Lujan Grisham shortly after 7 p.m. Continue Reading
Here’s what you need to know on Election Day
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It’s primary Election Day in New Mexico for Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians. Continue Reading
Gessing commentary leaves something to be desired
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The Rio Grande Foundation is incorrect again. The devil is in the details. Continue Reading
Lujan Grisham’s Delta blues: NMID’s guided tour through 2017’s high-risk pool bill
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This week’s Politico story repeatedly mentions legislation — House Bill 316 — that New Mexico In Depth analyzed during the 2017 legislative session. Continue Reading
Under fire, Lujan Grisham opts for transparency
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Transparency that’s a little late is better than none at all, right? Continue Reading
Dem gubernatorial candidates spend big as Election Day nears
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As last-minute attacks swirl and campaigns shift efforts to get voters to the polls, candidates filed their final campaign finance reports before the Tuesday primary elections. Continue Reading
Special interest groups bolster incumbents’ prospects
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New Mexico In Depth zeroed in on state House races to see how newcomers challenging incumbents stacked up in the hunt for cash from special interests. Continue Reading
NM needs to use oil and gas bonanza wisely
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There are two important ideas that must be considered as uses for this surplus: tax reform and pension reform. Continue Reading
Independents look to buck history, win legislative seats
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The group Unite New Mexico announced endorsements of two independent legislative candidates last week. Continue Reading
Pardons have plummeted in NM under Gov. Martinez
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Susana Martinez, a former district attorney, has granted just three pardons since taking office. Continue Reading
Q&A: Pearce says NM must fix broken education system before expanding early childhood
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Learn what Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Pearce thinks about the issues of early childhood, child wellbeing and education. Continue Reading