Daily Record Endorses Vigil-Giron for Secretary of State
The Daily Record backs Rebecca Vigil-Giron for secretary of state over Sharon Clahchischilgne, noting her second term and past roles including NASS treasurer and election reform testimony. It endorses John Sanchez for governor over Bill Richardson, praising Sanchez's southeastern New Mexico focus and campaign message while criticizing Richardson's debate participation.
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NMBA flags political ads in New Mexico radio and TV
The New Mexico Broadcasters Association urges stations not to air ads that create a false overall impression about Heather Wilson and uranium poisoning. The piece notes rival campaigns claim lies, anonymous calls probe, and debates show two candidates sharing similar views, with mixed public reaction and weak turnout implications.
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Record Low Turnout Echoes 1942 Vote Decline
The piece notes historically low turnout may rival 1942's 35.7 percent amid debates on democracy and motivation. It cites Curtis Gans on voter apathy, cites distrust in institutions since the 1920s, and highlights declining participation among 18 to 20 year olds, with seniors 75 and older also referenced.
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Today in History Highlights for November 3
On November 3 dates across history include 1957 Sputnik II launched with Laika the dog aboard. In 1868 Ulysses S. Grant won the presidential election. In 1896 McKinley defeated Bryan for the presidency. In 1900 the first US auto show opened at Madison Square Garden. In 1903 Panama proclaimed independence. In 1908 Taft won the presidency.
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Billy the Kid Escapes as Lincoln County War Ends
After a siege at the McSween house, Billy the Kid and Jim French escape amid gunfire. Harvey Morris is killed while fleeing, and Susie McSween reports her husband shot by Deputy Beckwith. The Lincoln County War wanes though tensions persist. Lincoln County’s lawless image affects national views and New Mexico’s statehood prospects. Susan McSween hires Huston A. Chapman to pursue justice against Col. Dudley and Jimmy Dolan.
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