Two New Mexico Democrats to be sworn into Congress today
Two New Mexico Democrats are being sworn in Thursday to the 113th Congress.
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Decision 2012 - New Mexico Election News - Politics
Two New Mexico Democrats are being sworn in Thursday to the 113th Congress.
Fewer voters cast ballots this election
Voter turnout dropped this year, with only about 63 percent of eligible voters casting ballots in New Mexico's general election.
Outside political groups spent nearly $4M in NM
The latest campaign finance reports show that two outside political groups spent nearly $4 million to influence legislative races, which ended up with Democrats retaining control of the House and Senate.
McMillan wins recount to retain House seat
State Rep. Terry McMillan of Las Cruces has survived a tight challenge for his House seat.
Bernalillo County election workers tally unopened ballots
Some Bernalillo County voters' voices did not count on Election Day.
Decision 2012 - New Mexico Election News - Politics
- Two New Mexico Democrats to be sworn into Congress today
- Fewer voters cast ballots this election
- Outside political groups spent nearly $4M in NM
- McMillan wins recount to retain House seat
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Bernalillo County election workers tally unopened ballots
- Recounts ordered in 2 NM legislative races
- NM female legislators steady despite Senate drop
- Interview: Wilson has probably run last race
- NM senate majority leader Sanchez won't seek top spot
- NM lawmaker shown in video giving vulgar gesture (WATCH VIDEO)
- UPDATE: Sandoval County election certified
- GOP wants to impound ballots in Sandoval, Dona Ana counties
- Sandoval County Commission to hear complaints from voters Thursday
- NM Legislature underwent election-year face lift
- Voter turnout drops to 62% in New Mexico
- NM appeals court justice Castillo retiring
- New Mexico voters go along with revamping PRC
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Officials attempt to sort blame for Tuesday's voting delay in Sandoval County
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With Obama victory, what's next?
- Republicans pick up seats in New Mexico Senate
- O'Malley win restores Democratic majority on BernCo commission
- Some voters lament long waits in Sandoval County
- Senate leader Michael Sanchez retains his Valencia County seat
- Montoya defeats Ocksrider for Public Regulations Commission seat
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Lujan Grisham elected to Congress in Albuquerque; Arnold-Jones concedes
- Obama powers to re-election despite weak economy
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Voters find long lines at one Rio Rancho polling place
- Voters to decide top New Mexico court races
- Control of Roundhouse up for grabs
- Albuquerque voters to pick congresswoman
- NM voters to pick new US senator
- NM voters to decide amendments, general obligation bonds
- Obama looks to carry New Mexico a 2nd time
- Navajo executive employees get 8 hours off to vote
- Candidates focusing on Election Day turnouts
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NM candidates make final election push
- Federal election observers to watch polling sites in Bernalillo, Sandoval counties
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Last minute push for get out the vote efforts
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U.S. Senate candidate Heather Wilson visits Eye on New Mexico
- Awaiting the winner: Job woes, debt, war and more
- 2012 campaign ad blitz: 1 million ads, $1 billion spent
- 1st Congressional District hopefuls push campaigns in final stretch
- County voters receive city ballots
- NM Supreme Court candidates spend more than $100K
- Poll watcher nametags with party ID irk some voters
- State senate leader responds to accusations in ad
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PACs pour money into legislative races
- Wilson, Heinrich both claim Navajo support
- 2 arrested in Farmington for defacing Obama sign
- Updated spending reports due on New Mexico legislative races
- Bernalillo County removes election guide from voting centers
- GOP, governor hope for gains in legislative races
- SOS directs county clerks to remove League of Women Voters guides
- Navajo Nation endorses Heinrich
- Dona Ana clerk: Calls were misleading, early voting continues
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Voting for the first time - at age 108
- Thursday is last day to request absentee ballot
- Las Cruces lawyer complains of ballot misprint
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U.S. Senate candidate Martin Heinrich joins Eye on New Mexico
- Early voting ends next Saturday
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