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NPR
March 13, 2018
And like a lot of people, his views on guns don't fit into some neat political box. He supports banning some assault-style rifles and bump stocks. And he thinks teachers who are willing should get trained and be able to carry a gun in class as a last line of defense. POLK: In a utopia world - a perfect world,Ãâà...
NMPolitics.net
March 13, 2018
Delegates for the Democratic Party of New Mexico chose their preferred candidates for statewide and federal races Saturday afternoon at the state ... This article comes from New Mexico Political Report, a nonprofit news organization focused on promoting a greater public understanding of politics andÃâà...
NMPolitics.net
March 12, 2018
Not one to miss an opportunity for party exposure, Dunn positioned himself as a ringleader of the Libertarian Party of New Mexico over the last several ... This article comes from New Mexico Political Report, a nonprofit news organization focused on promoting a greater public understanding of politics andÃâà...
New Mexico Political Report
March 11, 2018
Delegates for the Democratic Party of New Mexico chose their preferred candidates for statewide and federal races Saturday afternoon at the state ... spot on the ballot for the Land Commissioner position with almost 44 percent of votes, followed by political newcomer Garrett VeneKlasen with 39 percent.
STLtoday.com
March 10, 2018
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Republican and Democratic candidates for governor in New Mexico have agreed to participate in a public forum Sunday about the ... New Mexico Foundation for Open Government Executive Director Peter St. Cyr said the participation of all gubernatorial candidates is a testament toÃâà...
New Mexico Political Report
March 3, 2018
Instead, party members focused on celebrating the party's move towards prominence and public visibility in the New Mexico political sphere. “This is, by far and away, the most visibility the party has successfully achieved in the state,” Libertarian Party of New Mexico Vice-Chair Helen Milenski said. Still, theÃâà...
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
December 31, 1999
Wire Ãâ÷ Politics Ãâ÷ General News Ãâ÷ Government And Politics Ãâ÷ Gubernatorial Elections Ãâ÷ Political Corruption Ãâ÷ Political Issues Ãâ÷ State Legislature Ãâ÷ State Governments Ãâ÷ Legislature Ãâ÷ State Budgets Ãâ÷ Government Budgets Ãâ÷ Government Finance Ãâ÷ Government Business And Finance Ãâ÷ Business Ãâ÷ Legislation Ãâ÷ Bills.
STLtoday.com
December 31, 1999
Martinez vetoed what she called wasteful spending proposals for a $50,000 bronze bust honoring a controversial Hispanic fighter in the U.S. Civil War and about $260,000 for an exhibit involving a robotic dinosaur at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History. Infrastructure proposals were vetoed for stateÃâà...
STLtoday.com
December 31, 1999
Wire Ãâ÷ General News Ãâ÷ Government And Politics Ãâ÷ Elections Ãâ÷ Political Corruption Ãâ÷ Political Issues Ãâ÷ Fraud And False Statements Ãâ÷ Crime Ãâ÷ Bribery, Graft And Conflicts Of InterestÃâà...
New Mexico Political Report
December 31, 1999
This morning, KUNM's Hannah Colton led a discussion about the Texas v. New Mexico & Colorado lawsuit and water rights. If you missed today's episode of Let's Talk New Mexico, which was produced in partnership with NM Political Report, you can listen online here. Earlier this week, the U.S. SupremeÃâà...