Moya dominates Tucumcari District 1 race in 108 to 37 win
Incumbent Ralph Moya swept District 1 with a nearly three to one margin over Tommy Snapp. He pledged continued voter listening, criticized ethics push by city commissioners, and cited a June arrest for failure to appear as a misunderstanding over a sister-in-law’s loose dog. Christopher Arias won District 4 94 to 12, thanking voters and promising continued work. Charlotte Hayez was not present at results.
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Tucumcari School Board Election Results Highlight District 2
In District 2 Jerry Joe Lopez defeated incumbent Fernando Oreste 128 to 71 at the Tucumcari courthouse. Lopez credited voter outreach and accessibility as keys to victory. Oregon Oreste absent for comment. In House races William Runyan led Wendy Green Grisby and Phillip Runyan led Dyron Ray with provisional votes pending Tuesday canvass.
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Logan School Board Race: Rene Terry Wins Seat 3
Rene Terry prevailed in a three way Logan school board race for Position 3 with 174 votes, while Bryan Roach received 92 and Susan Acosta 64. Terry’s victory defines the board lineup amid local education policy discussions.
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Tucumcari Seeks Neon Sign Ordinance on Route 66
City commissioners discussed a historic landmarks rule to protect neon signs along Route 66 noting Tucumcari would be the first to adopt such an ordinance. The meeting also covered Wheels on Fire 100 race outcomes, sponsorship talks, and plans for city tourism and murals online maps.
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Tucumcari City and School Races Unofficial Results
Unofficial election tallies from Quay County with added figures from Harding or Roosevelt counties show Tucumcari City Commission districts 1 2 and 4 and multiple school positions. Notable counts include District 1 Tommy Snapp 37 and Ralph Moya 108. District 2 Paul Villanueva 99 and Amy Gutierrez 44. District 4 Christopher Arias 94 and Charlotte Renee Hayez 12. Fernando Oreste 71 and Jerry Joe Lopez 128. Logan Municipal Schools Position 1 Toby Jon Willis 92 and Edward Johnson 67. Position 3 Rene Terry 174 and Susan Acosta 64. Bryan Roach 92. Position 4 Wendy Green-Grisby 35 and William Runyan 39. Position 5 Dyron Ray 33 and Phillip Runyan 39. San Jon Municipal Schools bond Yes 73 No 16. House Municipal Schools bond Yes 46 No 25. Source New Mexico Secretary of State.
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Plans for Tucumcari upgrades spark funding talk and Radio Tours
Tucumcari officials discuss bringing in grants and private funds for Princess renovations and a new Radio Tours program using murals and landmarks to offer information via cellphones. They also approved traffic code amendments, a $16,000 budget restore for a Community Development Block Grant project, Mountain Road water line expansion, and ICIP planning for future capital outlays. The city promotes tourism with a Quarles video program and a new tourism website as planners weigh single versus multiple capital project proposals for state funding.
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Unopposed races highlight Quay County municipal results
In Quay County, Kyle Don Perez won the Position 1 race with 169 votes over Toby Jon Willis and Edward Johnson, both races including Harding County. House Municipal Schools approved a 400000 security package by 46 to 25, while San Jon voters approved an 800000 bond 73 to 16. turnout was 21.03 percent after a state consolidation. Multiple unopposed races followed across Tucumcari, San Jon, House, and Mesalands Community College districts, with several positions filled without opposition. Local officials praised turnout and consolidated election efficiency.
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