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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 2012

Page

3

Voters narrow Sandoval County primary races for general election

In Sandoval County, two candidates advance in treasurer, clerk, and several legislative races. Republicans David Bency and Paula Papponi win primaries for treasurer and county clerk, facing Laura Montoya and Eileen Garbagni in November. Senate District 9 sees John Sapien oust Benjamin Rodefer to meet David Doyle. Senate District 40 pits Craig Brandt against Linda Allison. House District 23 features Marci Blaze vs Paul Pacheco, with Pacheco unopposed in GOP. Probate judge sees Charles Aguilar vs Lawrence McLain, GOP unopposed. Several districts head to November with single candidates each.

Sandoval David Bency James Pechie Bency Laura Montoya Paula Papponi Francine Sanchez Eileen Garbagni Alicia Martinez Sclafani Papponi Garbagni John Sapien Bernalillo Corrales Benjamin Rodefer Sapien David Doyle Craig Brandt Rio Rancho Marci Blaze Marilyn Hill Dixie Trebbe Blaze Paul Pacheco Albuquerque Pacheco Charles Aguilar Frank Marquez Aguilar Lawrence McLain Rick Carpenter Sandoval Couny Richard Groeters

Lovejoy criticizes dirty politics after narrow losses

Across Sandoval and neighboring districts the election outcome tops 84 of 85 precincts as the canvass awaits county commissioners. Madalena and Shendo claim strong local support while Lovejoy blames dirty politics for her setback, with district races detailing votes in PRC District 3 and the Senate contest.

Madalena James Madalena Sandoval County Lovejoy Crownpoint Shendo Jemez Pueblo Joshua Madalena Darryl Madalena Anthony Begay Navajo Nation Public Regulation Commission Rio Rancho Brad Gallegos Santa Fe Valerie Espinoza Santa Fe County

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