Rio Rancho voters face crowded council race on March 6
Our View urges voter engagement as Rio Rancho prepares for the March 6 city council election. Incumbents Mike Williams Steve Shaw and Kathy Colley hold Districts 1 4 and 6 seats. The piece notes a likely diverse field, budget constraints, and questions candidates should answer in forums and signs.
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