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Topic: elections
Wednesday, August 18,2010
Local News

Business as Usual

Indicators: Aug. 18

Corey Pein
SFR asked Larry Waldman, senior research scientist with the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of New Mexico, to analyze the gubernatorial candidates’ economic proposals.
Wednesday, August 18,2010
Local News

Road Warriors

In Brief

Alexa Schirtzinger
The battle for White Peak, that craggy wilderness straddling Mora and Colfax counties, continues. Last week, news broke that Ed Olona, a sportsman accustomed to hunting in the area, had discovered an earth-mover doing roadwork.
Wednesday, August 4,2010
Local News

Oil vs. Real Estate

Who's Buying the Next Governor?

Corey Pein
Both major party candidates for governor are running as corruption-fighters, promising a new era of accountability and transparency. Neither is off to a promising start.
02.04.2009 {ago}

Santa Fe School Board Elections Quiet, but Bring Change

by Julia Goldberg
Martin Lujan, who also had a failed run for Santa Fe City Council last year, was ousted from his board position for Santa Fe Public Schools by Barbara Gudwin. Frank Moñtano, the other incumbent, appears to have held onto his seat by a very small margin against construction company owner Peter Brill, but the final tally is so tight, who knows what will happen when the final canvass occurs on Friday? Here are the unofficial returns from the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office.
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06.02.2010 {ago} votebutton-l

Unofficial Tallies from the June 1, 2010 primary

by Julia Goldberg
I spent the night covering the election with Bill DuPuy and Dan Gerrity of KSFR, both on the radio and on Channel 28.

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Wednesday, May 26,2010
Features

Vote!

SFR’s picks for the June 1 primary election

Julia Goldberg
New Mexico voters will head to the polls June 1 following a disheartening year of political scandals and economic hardship. Frustration with government is palpable on the campaign trail—and understandable.
Wednesday, May 12,2010
Local News

Judging the Judges

SFR queries this season’s contenders

On June 1, nine Democrats will compete for spots in four divisions of the 1st Judicial District Court, which oversees Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Rio Arriba counties. SFR asked all of the candidates to respond in writing to a questionnaire about their races.
05.19.2010 {ago} 7-Days-09-l

7 Days

From May 19

by SFR
1 It’s Bike to Work Week!Also known as Bike to the Unemployment Office Week. 2 City Council finds $2 million more in budget savings.See what happens when you look under the couch cushions! 3 City Council allows police to continue driving city cars home at night.Since it’s preferable to having police sleep in their cars. 4 Early voting has begun for the June 1 primary.Which means the election is that much closer to being over. 5 Albuquerque International Sunport will use nerve gas to kill prairie dogs at the airport for safety reasons.Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport at least an hour early and hold their breaths. 6 Gasoline prices expected to drop for Memorial Day.It’s the new surprise-side economics.7 State Taxation and Revenue Department says people are using phone books to generate false driver’s licenses.In case you were wondering what anyone uses phone books for anymore.
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Wednesday, May 19,2010
Local News

Whisper Campaign

SFR goes inside the race for New Mexico House District 46

Corey Pein
“YOUR VOTE IS SAFE & SECRET! Despite what you may have been told, no one can find out who you vote for—not even an elected official. If anyone tells you otherwise, please call our campaign hotline…” The statement above, from Carl Trujillo’s campaign literature, raises more questions than it answers.
 
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