New Mexico Legislature
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What you need to know about absentee voting in New Mexico
Usually, there’s no issues receiving or delivering absentee ballots. But this year, the Trump administration has introduced a new concern for absentee voters.
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The most important elections in New Mexico this year
From a pivotal toss-up to high stakes statewide offices, here are the key races every New Mexico voter should follow.
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New Mexico Democratic lawmakers discuss possibilities for proposed statewide data center moratorium
Lawmakers said there are key questions to answer in the months leading up to formally sponsoring legislation for a moratorium.
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State report exposes Jeffrey Epstein’s unchecked New Mexico crimes
For decades, state and federal agencies ignored illegal guns, private airfields, and abuse at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, according to a new report.
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Haaland v. Hull: New Mexico’s biggest election this year
Former Cabinet Secretary Deb Haaland holds a big lead, but mayor Gregg Hull is betting on conservative economic policy. Here’s what you need to know about New Mexico’s biggest race.
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After years of racial discrimination at Gallup-McKinley, what changes now?
NMDOJ: school district’s disciplinary policies were vague, leading to “unbridled discretion.” So what’s the solution?
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The Trump administration is coming for New Mexicans’ absentee ballots
USPS is facing pressure from New Mexico Attorney General to withdraw a new rule that would require states to share voter data with the federal government.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Haaland outraises Hull 2-1 in month following primary election
Republican Hull says fundraising totals reflect focus on in-state donations and ‘donor fatigue’ following primary.
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2026: The year the New Mexico GOP imploded
There’s been candidate filing issues, in-fighting, leadership challenges, and scandals involving high-profile party officials. With only months left until the midterm elections, Republicans’ chances of winning are getting slimmer by the day.
