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Albuquerque鈥檚 local elections this fall drew more than a dozen candidates for four City Council seats, but in the end, the governing body will change by鈥� -
Tuesday, Dec. 10 is runoff Election Day for two Albuquerque City Council seats.In the city center District 2, Zackary Quintero is challenging longtime鈥� -
New Mexico politicians paid lip service this election cycle to a landmark education ruling about inequities in public schools. But no one was drawing a鈥� -
When unknown political newcomers go up against a sitting city councilor with good name recognition, the politician who people know will usually win. Four鈥� -
Public financing鈥攚here candidates can use public money to run their campaigns instead of bowing to high-dollar donors鈥攈as existed in New Mexico for years.鈥� -
Three school board seats in New Mexico鈥檚 largest district were up for grabs in this week鈥檚 election, as leaders across the state are still grappling with鈥� -
Voter turnout was high around the state on Tuesday, Nov. 5, as people cast ballots for their local leaders. In Albuquerque, even though there were鈥� -
People in far Northeast Albuquerque were set to elect a new city councilor for the first time in 20 years on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Councilor Brad Winter is鈥� -
Voters in Albuquerque will choose three new school board members on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Those officials will shape the district鈥檚 budget and policies, and鈥� -
Tuesday, Nov. 5, is Election Day, and all over the state, people will be choosing their local leaders and making decisions about where bond money should鈥�
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