Democrats give sheriff's nod to Padilla
Unofficial primary results in McKinley County show incumbent Benny Padilla winning the Democratic sheriff race with 3,293 votes. Earl Dunkin led Republicans with 726. District 1 Democrat Russell King defeated Jack Baker, 2,488 to 1,618, and County Manager Gloria Howes won the District 3 Democratic post.
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Benny
Padilla
Charles Kline
Philip Eger
Robert Goodale
Clarence Hawthorne
McKinley
Earl Dunkin
Steve Gutierrez
Russel
King
Jack Baker
Fletcher Cowdrey
Mentmore
Richard Bowman
Mexican Springs
Elsie Largo
Crownpoint
Largo
Bowman
Wilson
Skeet
Gloria Howes
Lytle
Thoreau
Howes
Gallup-McKinley
County
McKinley County Voters Favor Statewide Primary Trends
Tim Knowles reports McKinley County largely mirrored state results in the primary with key wins for Toney Anaya for governor and Bill Richardson in the 3rd Congressional District. Jeff Bingaman narrowly led in Senate race countywide, while Paul Bardacke won the Democratic attorney general nomination locally and statewide. County totals show varied support for other statewide offices and party rivals.
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McKinley County
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Virginia Keehan
Bill Richardson
Santa Fe
Tom Udall
Roberto Mondragon
George Perez
Richardson
Gallup
Dwayne Jordan
Navajo Tribes’ Energy Development Division
Marjorie Bell
Chambers
Los Alamos
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Paul Bardacke
Cibola County voters cast ballots for state and local races
Cibola County voters participated in major party primaries with Toney Anaya leading Democrats for governor and John Irick edging Sego in the GOP. In U S Senate, Jerry Apodaca defeated Bingaman by 534 votes in the county, while Jeff Bingaman led statewide. County results show Richardson, Mondragon, Perez and Udall leads in District 3 Democratic race. Chambers and Jordan contended in Republican race. and party nominations for other state posts reflected varied local support.
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John Trick
William Sego
U.S
Jeff Bingamah
Jerry Apodaca
Aubrey. L. Dunn
Fabian Chavez
Les Houston
John Irick
William A. Sego
James Adlen Caudell
Jeff Bingaman
Virginia Keehan
Harrison Schmitt
Orin G. Cole
Bill Richardson
George Perez
Roberto Mondragon
Tom Udall
Colin R. McMillan
Maurice Malcolm Dillon
McMillan
Dillon
Clara P. Jones
Mary Branham
Jones
Branham
Fran Hill
Albert’ Romero
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Clarence V. Lithgow
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Paul Bardacke
Ben Castellano
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Castellano
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Baca
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Hillery
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Corporation’ ‘Commission
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Beer ” Hughts
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Spostan
Todd Hickman
Gordon Crane
Aztec
San Juan County
Fruitland
Kirtland
Jim Dunlap
Eddie Foutz
Dunlap
Foutz
Democract
George Coleman
Ronn Jones
Eddie Vance
Peon
Brown
Homer
Farmington
Earl Roberts
San Juan
Paul Velasquez
Santira Townsend
Pete Rahn
Asurer
Marion Farnsworth
Anaya
Aubrey
Dunn
Fabian Chavez Jr
Sego
Irick
James Allen Caudell
Bingman
Apadeca
Senate
Richardson
Chambers
Dwayne Jordan
Mike ‘Runnels
Bob McNeill
Kathy Roybal
Runnels
State Board of
Edhcation
Maine League
Herb Walsh
Gallup
San Juan County races redraw shift in five districts
In Farmington based on redistricting San Juan County voters elected candidates for five district commissions while incumbents led sheriff and county posts. Democratic competition was limited in clerk treasurer and assessor races with Republicans prevailing in several slots. Voter turnout was about 19 percent of 27,374 eligible voters.
Arts and Craft Show at Red Rock Sunshine Nursery
Sunshine Nursery hosts an arts and crafts show featuring local makers and handmade items. Visitors can browse paintings, pottery, textiles, and garden crafts in a community event with demonstrations and sales.
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Reagan Visit Stirs French Palace Weekend Report
Inside today on to France Despite contempt for all things American the French will likely be at their least restrained when President Ronald Reagan visits Versailles The piece notes cultural tension during the itinerary and previews US France relations during the royal setting.
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