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Democrats in New Mexico also saw the effects of the blue wave that rocked the polls nationwide and officially flipped four seats in the state house.
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In a historic victory, Deb Haaland has become the first female Native American governor in New Mexico – and the entire country.
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Gabe Vasquez is the Democratic candidate for New Mexico’s Second Congressional House District and outlined his priorities on New Mexico in Focus.
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Greg Cunningham is the Republican candidate for New Mexico’s Second Congressional House District and outlined his priorities on New Mexico in Focus.
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The grand opening of Raices Sagradas Community Farm in Albuquerque’s South Valley on Oct. 24 marked the culmination of years of work and planning. Operating on a property that was once an illegal dumping ground, the farm is designed for long-term climate resilience and community education.
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Dolores Huerta, the co-founder of the United Farmworkers, born in Dawson, New Mexico, died on Wednesday. Democratic leaders set up the ofrenda to honor Huerta’s life and work.
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For the first time in 8 years, New Mexicans will be choosing a new governor on November 3rd. Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland from Laguna Pueblo served in the U.S. Congress and then as Interior Secretary. She told KUNM she would continue to support public education through the state’s oil and gas revenue.
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Democrat Laura Montoya is running for a second term as New Mexico State Treasurer.
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With Michelle Lujan Grisham being termed-limited, two candidates are vying to be the next governor of New Mexico. Republican Gregg Hull was mayor of Rio Rancho for 12 years. He tells KUNM that sets him up well to lead the state, especially since he focused on building up the city’s water infrastructure. Hull says he wants to use the state’s robust revenues to address water issues around New Mexico.
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James Ellison is the Republican candidate for State Treasurer, challenging incumbent Democrat Laura Montoya.
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With Election Day coming up on Nov. 3rd, the Native American Rights Fund is deploying volunteers to communities with high Native populations, including New Mexico, to support Native voters casting their ballots.
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The candidates for New Mexico State Auditor couldn’t be any more different. Whoever is elected will oversee the financial compliance and accountability of over 1000 government entities.