Daniel J. Chacón
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Race for 2nd Congressional District puts New Mexico in the national spotlight (opens the original)
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With the balance of power in Congress on the line, the race for New Mexicoâs 2nd Congressional District is among the battleground seats in the national spotlight as Democrats and Republicans wrestle for control. The race, which pits Democratic U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez against Marine veteran and retired police detective Greg Cunningham, has drawn visits from national political figures and millions of dollars in spending from the candidates and political action committees. Even President Donald Tr
Haaland ends debate talks, plans to 'move past this sideshow' and travel state instead (opens the original)
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New Mexico voters will have to cast a ballot for the state's next governor without hearing the two candidates debate. Efforts to schedule a debate between Democrat Deb Haaland and Republican Gregg Hull are an impasse, prompting Haaland's campaign to announce an end to the discussions. "Since July, our campaign has held eight different dates for a debate," Haaland's campaign manager, Dylan McArthur, wrote in an email to Hull's campaign and members of the news media late Thursday. "However, Debâ
Haaland touts federal experience, vows to hold Trump's 'feet to the fire' (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland touted her experience running a massive federal agency with 70,000 employees and an $18 billion annual budget as the top reason voters should pick her to be New Mexico's next governor in November over her Republican opponent. "Here in New Mexico, where we have two national labs, military bases, Indian Health Service, veteran services, all of the 23 Indian tribes â those are federal issues," Haaland, who served as U.S. interior secretary under the B
Fake, AI-generated mugshot of prominent New Mexico Democrat sparks backlash (opens the original)
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New Mexico Senate President Pro Tempore Mimi Stewart has stepped on a few toes during her decadeslong political career. So, when word got out this week Stewart had driven over someoneâs foot in Santa Fe in 2024, Republicans pounced hard, falsely accusing the prominent Albuquerque Democrat of a hit-and-run based on allegations proved to be untrue. Among them was GOP Sen. Jay Block of Rio Rancho, who elevated the attack on social media by posting a fake photo of Stewart made to look like a jail
Haaland dwarfs Hull with $3.4 million fundraising haul in New Mexico governor's race (opens the original)
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Even before campaign finance reports were filed by Monday's deadline, it was clear which gubernatorial candidate would end up the fundraising victor. Democrat Deb Haaland's 15,000-page report had so many rows â about 75,000 â it stressed the New Mexico Secretary of State's Office's campaign finance reporting system. Haaland, who has dominated the fundraising competition since her hotly contested primary race against Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman, reported raising $3.4 mill
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