An Opinion by Diane McCash The New Mexico legislature recently finished its 30-day, primarily budgetary, session. The governor may, however, call up any drafted legislation she chooses to prioritize. The…
By Lance ChiltonIn the previous article, I gave you a numerical summary of the January 21-February 20 Legislative session, devoid of details. Here are some details, in part cribbed from…
By Lance Chilton 2020’s 30-day legislative session ended about one month ago. You may have already received summaries from members of the legislature or from one or more advocacy groups…
Super Tuesday is over, and what a disappointment it has been to watch the Democratic candidates of color, the women, and our first LGBTQ candidate running for President drop out…
By Flora Lucero, Chair Just one month ago, on February 15, we held our ward meetings to elect delegates to the state convention and the following week we held our…
Out of care and caution, many events are moving from in-person to virtual and some events are being canceled. We will try to post the latest updates in the newsletter…
Part of the planning for the 2020 US census is identifying geographic locations that are hard to count. On a national map that identifies those areas by color, New Mexico…
By Liam PaulAs the Democratic party of New Mexico Pre-Primary convention comes to a close, I am exhausted from the weekend but overjoyed about the event’s success. This weekend, Buffalo…
By Patricia Milner, MA Women’s History Month, observed in the US, UK and Australia in March, and in October in Canada, all began with just a single day. International…
So far, the race has remained undecided. But now we’ve come to Super Tuesday. And with 14 states around the country (and one U.S. territory) holding primaries all at once,…