Attack ads surge in 2010 campaigns across New Mexico
The piece critiques rising negative TV ads in the 2010 race between Democrat Harry Teague and Republican Steve Pearce, noting conservative funders and industry groups backing harsh messaging. It highlights how attack spots target candidates, referencing Pearce’s past campaigns and related ethics questions while urging civic participation.
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American Future Fund
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Republican National Committee
Harry Teague
Steve Pearce
Hobbs
Pearce
Heather Wilson
Teague
House
Citizens For Responsibility and Ethics
Sea Fishing Tool
New Mexico News Services
Daily Record Endorses Matthew Chandler for Attorney General
The Daily Record backs Matthew Chandler over Gary King, praising Chandler’s energy and determination to pursue wrongdoers. It argues experience may be valuable but Chandler would bring a fresh perspective and vigor to the office, risking complacency in an incumbent.
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Gary King
Matthew Chandler
Chandler
The
Daily Record
Powell endorsed for New Mexico public land commissioner
The Daily Record backs Ray Powell for public land commissioner citing his prior 1993 to 2002 tenure managing state lands and minerals. Powell also served on multiple state commissions and emphasizes accountability and transparency in overseeing natural resources and related revenue.
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New Mexico
State Land Office
Ray Powell
Powell
State Investment Council
Mining Commission, Oil and Conservation Commission
Youth Conservation Corps Commission
Capitol Building
The
Daily Record
Endorsements Shape District 58 and 59 Races in NM
The Daily Record endorses Candy Spence Ezzell for state House District 58, praising her for agriculture advocacy and legislative experience. It backs Nora Espinoza for District 59 as a strong voice for southeastern New Mexico and youth protection. The page notes retention votes for state Supreme Court Justices Daniels and Maes and Appeals Court Judges Bustamante and Castillo are on the ballot, all rated passing by the JPEC.
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Candy Spence Ezzell
Michael Trujillo
Ezzell
New Mexico
Trujillo
Iraq
Santa Fe
The
Daily Record
State House
Nora Espinoza
Espinoza
New Mexico Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Charles W. Daniels
Petra J. Maes
Appeals Court
Michael D. Bustamante
Celia Foy Castillo
New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission
JPEC
ARF Cas Teaste
Judicial Retention in New Mexico General Election
The 2010 general election asks voters to retain two New Mexico Supreme Court justices and two Court of Appeals judges requiring 57 percent approval. Only a minority participate in retention races, as many voters skip these nonpartisan contests on long ballots. The New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission provides nonpartisan evaluations to aid informed decisions.
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George Jean Nathan
New Mexico
New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico Court of Appeals
New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission
JPEC
Doonesbury Dr Gott explains Marfan syndrome risks
Dear Dr Gott warns about Marfan syndrome in a teen with heart, skeletal and connective tissue signs. The syndrome is genetic and variable, with possible life threatening or mild outcomes, and may be due to dominant inheritance or new mutations.
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DR. Gott
Marian
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