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Recent News About Republican Party of New Mexico
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New Mexico Senate Republicans announces senate bill 258 progress despite efforts to amend
New Mexico Senate Republicans announced that Senate Bill 258 advanced in the Senate Education Committee on a party-line vote, despite efforts to amend it to exclude gender identity instruction.
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New Elected NM Republican Party Chair: 'It’s a complete honor to be able to serve in this position ... and bring values back to New Mexico'
In an interview with the New Mexico Sun, newly elected chair of the New Mexico Republican Party Amy Barela outlined her goals for the party and the state as she prepares for 2025. Barela highlighted her commitment to aligning Republican values with meaningful action, addressing legislative priorities, and building a stronger future for New Mexico.
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Republican Party elects new leadership at biennial convention
The Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) held its 2024 Biennial Convention at the Civic Center in Truth or Consequences on December 7.
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RPNM chairman criticizes governor over immigration enforcement stance
The Republican Party of New Mexico's Chairman, Steve Pearce, has publicly responded to remarks made by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham on MSNBC’s Morning Joe.
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Republican Party honors veterans' sacrifices on Veterans Day
Today, the Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) pays tribute to American veterans, acknowledging their sacrifices.
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Republican Party of New Mexico reflects on election outcomes
The Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) Chairman, Steve Pearce, has released a statement following the 2024 General Election results.
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Trump rally preparations proceed as planned in Albuquerque
Today, the Republican Party of New Mexico Chairman Steve Pearce announced that preparations for President Trump's rally in Albuquerque are proceeding as planned.
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GOP rallies support in New Mexico ahead of Trump's visit
New Mexico Republicans are gaining momentum as Election Day nears, with anticipation building for President Donald J. Trump's upcoming rally in the state.
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Trump's upcoming rally highlights New Mexico's new battleground status
President Donald J. Trump is set to visit Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a campaign rally on Thursday, October 31st.
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Critics claim New Mexican leaders follow national progressive policies
New Mexicans are reportedly facing challenges such as rising grocery prices, increasing healthcare costs, and concerns about border security. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich and Representative Gabe Vasquez are said to be aligning with Vice President Kamala Harris's progressive policies. Critics argue that these policies could lead to higher costs, the elimination of private health insurance, and a lack of border control.
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Republican Party criticizes Democratic candidates' policies ahead of New Mexico election
As the general election approaches, political tensions are high in New Mexico. The Republican Party of New Mexico has criticized policies proposed by Democratic candidates Kamala Harris, Martin Heinrich, and Gabe Vasquez. These policies cover areas such as taxation, healthcare, and immigration.
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Domenici criticizes Heinrich's record during televised debate
In a televised debate on KOAT-TV, Republican senatorial candidate Nella Domenici and Democrat incumbent Martin Heinrich discussed key issues affecting New Mexico. The debate covered topics such as inflation, drug overdoses, abortion limits, immigration, education, and energy.
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Concerns rise over Heinrich and Vasquez's support for green policies
Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich and Representative Gabe Vasquez have come under scrutiny for their support of green energy policies, which some argue could compromise America's energy independence. Their opposition to domestic oil and gas production, particularly in New Mexico, raises concerns about increased reliance on foreign oil from countries like Russia and Venezuela.
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Republican leader urges Gabe Vasquez to resign following allegations
Democrat Representative Gabe Vasquez is facing renewed scrutiny over past incidents involving law enforcement. A recent article has revealed a police report in which Vasquez allegedly threatened to "kill and bury" an individual.
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Critics warn Heinrich's energy plan may impact New Mexico's job market
Democrat Senator Martin Heinrich's support for Vice President Kamala Harris’s environmental policies, including an anti-fracking stance, is drawing criticism in New Mexico. The state's economy relies heavily on the oil and gas sector, which provides numerous high-paying jobs and funds essential state programs.
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Republican Party extends Rosh Hashanah greetings to Jewish community
This evening marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, also known as Yom Teruah, which signifies the start of the Jewish new year and the first of the Jewish High Holy Days. The celebration includes feasting, shofar blasts, and prayers for a reconnection with God.
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Vasquez declines KOB 4 debate; Herrell commits to attending
Democratic Representative Gabe Vasquez has opted not to participate in the upcoming KOB 4 debate scheduled for October 16, where he was expected to face his Republican challenger, Yvette Herrell. The decision comes as a point of contention, with Herrell emphasizing the importance of such debates for voter engagement and informed decision-making.
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New Mexico Republican party names J.D. Vance winner of Vice Presidential debate against Tim Walz
Republican Ohio Senator J.D. Vance faced Democratic Minnesota Governor Tim Walz during the first Vice Presidential debate, held in Albuquerque on October 1.
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ICE reveals release of over half a million convicted criminals under Biden-Harris Administration
Today, the director of U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) sent a letter to Congressman Tony Gonzales (R-Texas), revealing that over half a million convicted criminals have been released into America under the Harris/Biden administration. Vice President Kamala Harris made her first visit to the southern border in three years for a photo-op as she and other Democrats like Rep. Gabe Vasquez and Sen. Martin Heinrich face criticism for their handling of border issues.
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New Mexico Republicans criticize Democratic leaders over immigration policies
Democratic politicians Martin Heinrich and Gabe Vasquez have expressed support for policies that align with Vice President Kamala Harris's stance on immigration. This has drawn criticism from the Republican Party of New Mexico, which argues these policies jeopardize the state's safety and security.