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Lawmaker says AG is retaliating by trying to kick her off case

by Andy Lyman September 19, 2016

A New Mexico state lawmaker is going head to head with the state Attorney General in her private capacity as an attorney. And she thinks it relates back to something from the most recent state legislative session. The Attorney General’s office sought to remove State Sen. Lisa Torraco, R-Albuquerque, from a case in 2nd Judicial […]

Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Gov. Martinez fills two legislative vacancies

by Matthew Reichbach September 9, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Group scores lawmakers on transparency, ethics bill votes

by Matthew Reichbach June 29, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature, Politics & Elections

SOS won’t say if 17-year olds will be able to vote in primaries

by Andy Lyman March 29, 2016
NMPR
Posted inCommentary

Governor’s vetoes show who she doesn’t stand for

by Public Editor March 22, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Ten biggest vetoed capital outlay projects

by Matthew Reichbach March 10, 2016
NMPR
Posted inEducation, NM Legislature, Quick Reads

Eight bills Gov. Martinez vetoed

by Matthew Reichbach March 9, 2016
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature

Law could cut transparency on lobbyist spending

by Public Editor March 7, 2016
Posted inEducation, NM Legislature, Quick Reads

School health clinic cuts final; more may come

by Joey Peters March 4, 2016March 16, 2025
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Martinez signs budget slashed after low oil and gas prices

by Matthew Reichbach February 29, 2016March 16, 2025

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