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New Mexico Political Report
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Posted inNM Legislature, Politics & Elections

Bill to let unaffiliated voters participate in primaries clears Senate

by Nicole Maxwell February 21, 2023

A bill that would take a major step to open primary elections in New Mexico passed the Senate Monday afternoon on a 27-10 vote. SB 73, if approved, opens New Mexico’s election primaries to allow voters who are not affiliated with a major party to vote in the primary of their choice. Many of the […]

Posted inQuick Reads

Open primary proposal advances from first committee

by Santa Fe New Mexican January 28, 2021
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inQuick Reads

Bill lets parties choose: Open primaries or pay for them

by Santa Fe New Mexican January 31, 2019
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature

Much still undone as legislative session hits halfway mark

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 15, 2017
Posted inNM Legislature, Politics & Elections

Bill allowing open primaries gets warmer reception in House committee

by Santa Fe New Mexican February 14, 2017
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inPolitics & Elections, Quick Reads

State Supreme Court upholds closed primary system

by Matthew Reichbach February 6, 2017
Posted inNM Legislature, Politics & Elections, Quick Reads

Open primaries might boost voter turnout, bill sponsors say

by Santa Fe New Mexican January 23, 2017
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inNM Legislature, Politics & Elections, Quick Reads

Open primary proposal moves forward

by Matthew Reichbach January 30, 2016

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