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By Pat Davis — In the high-stakes world of politics, campaign cash buys the loudest megaphone; and, if that’s true, Deb Haaland can afford to splurge on a really big one in the final sprint to the June primary after raising more than $11 million in her race for governor.

Campaign finance reports filed today cover candidate fundraising and expenses over the previous...


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If New Mexico legislators were paid a salary, what would you expect them to do that they have not been doing up till now?

Triple Spaced Again

Merilee Dannemann is a longtime New Mexico journalist. Her columns are posted at


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More than a year after announcing her campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor, Deb Haaland has remained conspicuously absent from the television ad wars. That all changes this weekend with the launch of her first ad, “Who fights,” which is previewed exclusively here before it airs.

The ad follows the traditional campaign playbook of running a bio...


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16th Annual Southwest Chocolate & Coffee Fest (Saturday 11, Festival) Courtesy Chocolate and Coffee Fest

Chocolate and coffee make for a fine pairing – at least if this 16th annual food and drink festival is any indication. The world’s largest chocolate and coffee festival returns to Expo New Mexico (300 San Pedro Dr. NE...


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New Mexico’s Children, Youth and Families Department and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham pushed back on a damning state Department of Justice report, saying the failures it documents are problems of the past — and that Acting Secretary Valerie Sandoval’s team had already taken action on each of the eight systemic issues the attorney general identified.

CYFD said it was...


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