State of New Mexico
Recent News About State of New Mexico
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New Mexico's Brian Urlacher endorses President Trump: 'America needs him now more than ever'
New Mexico native and NFL Hall of Fame linebacker Brian Urlacher has officially endorsed presidential candidate Donald Trump, calling him the only leader capable of tackling the nation's pressing issues, particularly inflation and border security. Urlacher, who grew up in Lovington and became a football legend at the University of New Mexico, emphasized Trump’s ability to address the concerns of everyday Americans.
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New Mexico federal judge on election integrity litigation: 'Public interest in the transparency of elections is a boon to the public'
A New Mexico federal judge has ruled that election authorities in that state discriminated against an election integrity organization when it refused the group access to voter rolls in their effort to ensure the records are free of inconsistencies and the potential for fraud.
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Nella Domenici announces endorsement from Albuquerque Police Officers Association
Nella Domenici announced that the Albuquerque Police Officers Association (APOA), representing more than 800 officers from the Albuquerque Police Department and Aviation Police, has endorsed her candidacy. Domenici has pledged to support law enforcement personnel.
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New Mexico historic sites announces Pueblo Independence Day celebration
New Mexico Historic Sites has announced the annual Pueblo Independence Day celebration at Jemez Historic Site. This event honors the anniversary of the Pueblo Revolt.
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First Ad for Nella Domenici Senate Campaign Emphasizes Family Legacy
Nella Domenici, a Republican U.S. Senate candidate for New Mexico, released her first TV ad for the 2024 campaign this week. The ad is titled “Monroe” after the street in Albuquerque where Domenici grew up.
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OPINION: The Erosion of the Democratic Process: Public Exclusion in New Mexico’s Legislative Process
In a constitutional republic, the fundamental principle is that the power resides with the people. Yet, in recent events unfolding within the chambers of the New Mexico Legislature, this principle seems to be fading into obscurity. The decision by the Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Christine Chandler to “log roll” comments on two separated bills without the presentation of both bills exemplifies the contempt legislators have for the people of this state. Those present were required to speak on HB 27 & HB 129, both very complex issues affecting basic constitutional rights and those on zoom were basically ignored.
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Jacobs awarded a water and wastewater utilities renewal contract in New Mexico
Jacobs announced the acquisition of a five-year contract renewal for the operations and maintenance (O&M) of wastewater and surface water treatment plants, as well as wastewater collection and drinking water distribution systems for the City of Farmington, New Mexico. The renewed contract integrates Aqua DNA, a Digital OneWater solution from Jacobs' product suite. This further strengthens Jacobs' commitment to using advanced technologies in improving infrastructure.