Incumbents getting pushed hard (especially from the left) on eve of the primary

By Rob Nikolewski on June 4, 2012

Incumbency is supposed to have its advantages but on the eve of the state’s primary elections, a number of sitting legislators in the Roundhouse are hustling to keep their seats.
Unlike US congressional and senate races where there is plenty of polling to determine who’s supposedly leading on not, statehouse races involve a measure of guesswork. [...]

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What really happened at the Saints and Sinners bar?

By Rob Nikolewski on April 23, 2012

It was either a one-punch knockdown that had a state senator wielding a beer bottle as a weapon or a simple exchange of words and nothing more.
But even by the rough and tumble standards of Rio Arriba County politics, it has people in northern New Mexico buzzing.
As reported first in the Rio Grande Sun, back [...]

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UPDATE: Analyzing the newspaper endorsements around New Mexico

By Rob Nikolewski on October 31, 2010

As the final weekend prior to Election Day wraps up, more newspaper editorial boards across the state have made their endorsements of various candidates. As a result, we have updated our spreadsheet so you can see at a glance who got the editorial nods. The new additions are:

The Roswell Daily Record
The Santa Fe Reporter
The Alibi
The [...]

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