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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2012

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11

Rio Rancho gains eight new legislative districts in redistricting

The city gains four House seats and four Senate seats, with districts 23 44 57 60 in the House and 9 10 22 40 in the Senate including parts of Rio Rancho. New seats 57 and 40 are entirely new, boosting local representation and potential candidates such as Jason Harper for House 57 and Ben Rodefer and Rep. Doyle eyeing District 9. Rio Rancho Mayor Swisstack and supporters argued this reflects a decade of growth and will attract state funding.

State Senate State House Rio Rancho State Supreme Court Tom Swisstack City of Vision New Mexico Sandoval County House Senate Tim Lewis Lewis Roundhouse John Sapien Jane Powdrell-Culbert Corrales Ben Rodefer David Doyle Albuquerque Sapien Jason Harper Sandia Labs

Founders Fellowship for History Teachers Seeks Applicants

History teaching fellows from across the country are invited to apply for Founders Fellowship Civil Liberty Commerce and the Constitution. The program by Bill of Rights Institute and Foundation for Economic Education runs July 16 20 in Washington DC with lectures scholar visits to Mount Vernon Gunston Hall and a monument tour. Applicants are chosen for classroom leadership and dedication to teaching politics and economics. online March 26.

Bill of Rights Institute Foundation For Economic Education Washington, D.C Mount Vernon Gunston Hall America Bill ofRightsInstitute.org

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