Matthew Day
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How oil prices shaped New Mexico’s 1986 election (opens the original)
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Pump jacks are shown north of Eunice in this May 2024 photo. While oil production in southeast New Mexico has driven state revenue collections to record-high levels in recent years, a drop in oil prices has contributed to a recent revenue slowdown. As this year’s midterm elections near during Donald Trump’s sixth year in office, a growing number of pundits predict that the Democrats could enjoy a resurgence across the country. If the Democrats were to retake at least the House and possibly the S
New Mexico oil faced a rocky road before 9/11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, a common narrative is that the attacks caused America to reexamine its consumption of foreign oil, leading to some sort of resurgence of domestic drilling and production. In New Mexico, the story of oil on the eve of 9/11 is somewhat more complicated. Although oil production briefly rose after the price-shock of 1990, it generally hovered somewhere between 65 million and 70 million barrels for much of the decade. But New Mexico oil producers faced three
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