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Three Republicans clash on crime, taxes and education in New Mexico governor’s race
Former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull, businessman Doug Turner and former cabinet secretary Duke Rodriguez squared off Friday in the Albuquerque Journal’s Republican gubernatorial debate.
New Mexico voters hoping to end years of Democratic control of the governor’s office got a close look at the field Friday, as three Republican…
U.S. House passes Farm Bill with 9 bills for ranchers, farmers from N.M.’s Rep. Vasquez
Rep. Gabe Vasquez joins 13 Democrats in bipartisan vote, securing nine provisions for New Mexico ranchers, farmers and tribal communities
New Mexico ranchers, farmers and tribal communities stand to gain nine new federal protections after U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez joined just 13 other House Democrats…
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NEW MEXICO
Bregman pitches no income taxes for seniors 65+
Bregman plan comes with less than two weeks before early voting starts
Polls show Trump approval hits record low in New Mexico
Hispanic and Black voters are among the most-likely to disapprove of the president’s job performance
“First Endorser” Martin Heinrich is wading into primaries to fix the Democratic Party from the bottom up
Heinrich’s endorsement of Juan Sanchez for Land Commissioner isn’t just about friendship—it’s a calculated move to secure a long term Democratic majority
Sam Bregman’s campaign laid off staff ahead of finance deadline
Campaign is restructuring with 90-days until Election Day
Opinion: New Mexico’s disability laws get important updates, and more still needed
Letter from State Rep. Kathleen Cates
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Congress & Federal Gov.
Luján meets with northern New Mexico communities to organize against uranium drilling in Chama watershed
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, Sens. Heinrich, Luján press Forest Service to protect the Chama
New legislation seeks permanent protection for Caja del Rio plateau
New Mexico delegation joins effort to protect petroglyphs, wild spaces outside Santa Fe
Can Sen. Martin Heinrich revive electrification under Trump?
Amidst energy affordability crisis, Heinrich sees opportunity to speed up grid projects to lower power bills
Opinion: Applauding Heinrich for bi-partisan permitting reform work
Commentary from State Rep. Marian Matthews
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