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Working with the Legislature will be key for next governor’s success

MatthewReichbach by MatthewReichbach October 29, 2018

Governors typically come into office with high expectations, after telling voters what legislation they’ll ensure passes to improve the state. But they can run into one major challenge: the state legislature. Any legislation must pass both the House and Senate with a majority from each chamber. To do so, the governor must convince and cajole […]

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Reading bill dies quietly

Santa Fe New Mexican by Santa Fe New Mexican March 14, 2017
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Stark differences separate Santa Fe liberals stepping into leadership roles

Santa Fe New Mexican by Santa Fe New Mexican January 16, 2017
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2016 Top Stories #5: NM Dems buck national trend, retake House

AndyLyman by AndyLyman December 27, 2016
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Recounts don’t change results in three legislative races

MatthewReichbach by MatthewReichbach December 12, 2016
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Outgoing senate majority leader reflects on career

MatthewReichbach by MatthewReichbach November 20, 2016
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Dems name Wirth new Senate Majority Leader

MatthewReichbach by MatthewReichbach November 19, 2016
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Sanchez says focus on him led to other Dem victories

MatthewReichbach by MatthewReichbach November 14, 2016
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New Mexico Super PACs: Winners and Losers

PublicEditor by PublicEditor November 11, 2016
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A surreal, bizarre election night for state Dems, GOP

JoeyPeters by JoeyPeters November 9, 2016

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