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A megachurch in New Mexico has endorsed two Republican candidates running in this year’s midterms, including a Donald Trump-backed candidate running in one of the blue state’s few competitive races. The church’s endorsements, which violate federal law banning tax-exempt nonprofits from endorsing political candidates, come as the Trump administration is challenging that ban in federal court. In mid-August, pastor Steve Smothermon of Legacy...
Voters in New Mexico will see races for statewide office, Congress and the state House on their ballots, along with constitutional amendments and city, county and state bond questions. Here
Maryland man indicted in alleged New Mexico voter fraud . Man accused of submitting an allegedly fraudulent voter registration application in Bernalillo County
New Mexico gubernatorial candidates take part in sit-down Journal podcast interviews . Haaland, Hull answer questions from Journal reporters on wide range of issues
Our election coverage continues with New Mexico Congressional District 1 and the Secretary of State. This week, we interview both candidates in New Mexico's 1st Congressional District race: Democratic U.
I live in New Mexico House District 48 — the heart of Santa Fe. It has been 12 years since we had a contested election for state representative in this
If Deb Haaland wins New Mexico’s race for governor this year, she’ll make history as the first Native American woman to lead a state. But first she has to convince New Mexicans that they should keep Democrats in charge.
National PACs, including ones with ties to Trump and JB Pritzker, have spent millions on negative ads in the New Mexico race.
Nearly 100,000 New Mexicans have cast a ballot for the Nov. 3 General Election since the early voting period began on Oct. 6.
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