constitutional amendment

On this week’s Let's Talk New Mexico, we look at what happens next now that voters approved a constitutional amendment to funnel more money from the Land Grant Permanent Fund into early childhood education and public schools.

One of the constitutional amendments on the ballot this year concerns appointed judges. It’s asking voters if they think these judges should be spared election in their first year of appointment.

The structure of a commission charged primarily with regulating public utilities in New Mexico is on the ballot this fall as voters weigh Constitutional…

Governor Susana Martinez called this week for lawmakers to repeal a bail bond amendment during next year’s legislative session and bail bondsmen are on…

Democrats Win Majority In New Mexico House – The Associated PressThe Democratic Party has won a majority of seats in the New Mexico House of…

Voters this year will decide whether to amend the state Constitution and change the way New Mexico’s bail bond system works.Jeff Proctor is an independent…

There are less two weeks left in the 30-day legislative session. People, Power and Democracy's GwynethDoland has been up in Santa Fe covering state…

New Mexico’s independent voters could be allowed to participate in primary elections if a proposed constitutional amendment is successful.Albuquerque…

KUNM Call In Show Thu. 10/16 8a: Tucked amid the items on the November 4th general election ballot are 5 proposed constitutional amendments and 3 general…