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Fernando Macias has a lot of expectations coming into 2025. Some of those expectations are his own — his plans to reshape and rebuild a district attorney's office that’s been …
Successful candidates from the 2024 general election will be sworn in at the Doña Ana County government building on Dec. 30. The swearing-in ceremony, including recitation of the …
A bill opponents fear would give the Trump administration the power to strip tax-exempt status away from nonprofits passed through the U.S. House of Representatives despite some Democrats backing …
New Mexico’s top elections officer announced on Nov. 26 that the State Canvassing Board had certified the 2024 general election, making the results official. The vote is the final …
Doña Ana County Deputy Clerk Caroline Zamora was observing a line of early voters at the county government center when her patience as the neutral overseer of elections faced a test. …
Congressman Gabe Vasquez promised to vote against a controversial bill that would give the Trump administration power to deem some nonprofit organizations as supporting terrorists, withdrawing his …
New Mexico voters gave county boards more power by enacting a state constitutional amendment allowing county commissions to set the salaries for themselves and other elected county officials. …
Doña Ana County residents overwhelmingly voted to retain three district judges at the Nov. 5 election. Voters endorsed 3rd Judicial District Judges Conrad Perea, James …
Facing post-election frustration and Facebook criticism, Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin defended her office Tuesday during a speech that stressed the office’s commitment …
