Sen. Dede Feldman, who has represented her northwest Albuquerque district for 16 years, will not seek re-election to the state Senate this year.In an email to constituents, Feldman wrote:Now it is time for me to move on into new fields, and clear the w... »
By Sterling Fluharty, Owner of Southwest Political Services, www.swpsnm.com District Judge James Hall released two “preliminary” redistricting maps for the State House last night at 8:00pm. These maps were drafted at the request of the New Mexico Supre... »
A couple of years ago The New Mexico Legislature passed and the governor signed a bill that some now say sprang from model legislation developed by a controversial right-wing organization.The group: the American Legislative Exchange, aka ALEC.The bill... »
Guest contributor Lora Anne Lucero is currently a registered lobbyist for the League of Women Voters of New Mexico. In years past she has lobbied on behalf of other organizations and also served as an analyst for the House Judiciary... »
Once again Bill Rehm (R - Albuquerque) shows that he is a strong and consistent supporter of the 2nd Amendment. Bill Rehm's New Mexico Legislature weblink can be found HERE.Please take a minute to send Bill and... »
This is a guest blog by Lora Lucero, a long-time resident of Albuquerque, NM, an adjunct professor of law at UNM and the Natural Resources Director for the League of Women Voters of New Mexico. Corporations, banks and taxes (thanks... »
A raft of new commentary and news pieces in New Mexico are indicating some state leaders would prefer a salaried legislature. An article in Las Cruces Sun-News, an editorial in the Albuquerque Journal, and commentary on NMPolitics.net point… »
Gov. Susana Martinez may not be "una Tejana," but the governor continues to raise lots of money from Texas donors.Over six months, $1 in $3 collected by Martinez's political action committee Susana PAC came from Texas. Less than half of the $336,000 ra... »
