SFR tests the knowledge of city basics of the candidates for Santa Fe's 2021 mayoral election: Alan Webber, JoAnne Vigil Coppler, Alexis Martinez Johnson.

Santa Fe candidates discuss the economy, housing, obelisk during Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s public forum.

Campaign ethics board tosses another complaint, this time from Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber against Union Protectíva.

Union Protectíva hits back with an ethics complaint against Mayor Webber with grievances new and old.

SFR helps Santa Feans do the math ahead of the 2021 municipal elections

Candidates voting participation in previous elections

Candidates for mayor and City Council secure their spot on Nov. 2 ballot.

Sole candidate Sasha Anderson joins SFPS board following the death of Lorraine Price.

Committee rules Alexis Martinez Johnson did not ID violation when she alleged Alan Webber used city resources for campaign.

An ethics complaint filed by Mayor Webber’s campaign accuses Union Protectíva of illegal political activity.

Four City Council candidates will receive up to $22,500 in public funds to fuel their campaigns.

Candidates for City Council are fundraising, including the newest additions, with public and private money.

Need to know info on registration, voting by mail, district seats and Santa Fe’s weird, but more democratic, voting system.

A desire to shape the city for future generations pushes local business leader Brian Gutierrez to run for City Council.

High School principal Amanda Chavez seeks to build a path for the city’s youth as councilor for her Southside district.

Before Santa Fe's mayoral race heats up, here’s a reminder of what Mayor Alan Webber said he would do when he took office, and our assessment of what he actually did—all in the context of long-standing, behind-the-scenes problems that impact the city’s most basic functions, as well as hot-button issues that could shape the upcoming election.

Candidates pick up packets for Santa Fe's municipal election as Joe Hoback enters the race for District 1 seat against Sig Lindell.

As the state gradually reopens from its coronavirus closure county clerks are conducting their first primary election during a pandemic. But the number of polling places has been slashed, and voting advocates are concerned that Native American communities could be left out.