Voters say third party candidates receive less attention
Voters chime in on third party candidate coverage in the media By Catherine Farmer, Ashley Neighbor and Kelly Urvanejo / NM News Port Follow Catherine, Ashley... Read more.
Strong Turnout for Early Voters in NM
By Katherine Whiting / NM News Port Many voters in Bernalillo County and the state of New Mexico are getting their votes in early. In fact, the early voting... Read more.
State debt concern for NM senators, but not key to election
By Jeremy Zeilik / NM Newsport Two candidates for the New Mexico Senate consider the budget deficit a big issue, but not an essential factor in the election.... Read more.
“It’s My Right… To Vote or Not.”
By Tamara Lopez and Stephan Ben Francisco/NM NewsPort Many voters will take to the polls this November, but some won’t. “I”m just not happy with either... Read more.
Appointed Republican in Democrat-leaning district defends seat in battle for NM Senate control
By Jacob Leyba / NM News Port Voters in a sprawling rural district east of Albuquerque will help decide which party controls the next session of the NM State... Read more.
Surveys show where youth vote lies in 2016 election
By Addison Flores-Thorpe & Monique Rinaldi / NM News Port With Millennials comprising a third of the electorate in the 2016 presidential election, it... Read more.
The Race to NM Supreme Court
By Allison Giron and Fin Martinez / NM News Port New Mexico voters have an opportunity to elect a judge to the state’s highest court this November. The NM Supreme... Read more.
Bail reform measure could change NM Constitution
By Ricky Garcia / NM News Port In November, New Mexican voters will decide whether to amend the state constitution, giving judges power to hold dangerous... Read more.
Education reform at play in ABQ senate race
By John Jamison / NM News Port Education reform has been a key issue in the senatorial race between incumbent Daniel A. Ivey-Soto (D-Albuquerque) and Republican... Read more.
Elections loom as death penalty bill awaits Senate vote in new year
By Allison Romero and Kateri Zuni / NM News Port A bill to reinstate the death penalty in New Mexico did not pass in a special legislative session held soon... Read more.