By Jake Schwanitz / NM News Port Every four years the presidential election dominates the news preparing for who will be commander-in-chief. Democrat Hillary …
Popularity of early voting forcing candidates to spend early and often
By Jacob Leyba / NM News Port New Mexican candidates are changing the way they campaign because early and absentee voting trends show more …
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 …
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. …
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 …
“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 …
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 …
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 …
‘Stronger Together on Education’ – Anne Holton visits Albuquerque
By Monique Rinaldi / NM News Port Anne Holton, wife of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine, discussed school reforms with Albuquerque educators and …
