Congressional race tops $3M in spending in NM-2
New Mexico 2nd District candidates Steve Pearce and Rocky Lara filed pre-general campaign finance reports. Pearce reports $2,019,355 raised and $1,982,044 spent, Lara $1,341,946 raised and $1,076,663 spent. They together spent $3,058,707 through Oct 15 with Pearce leading in cash on hand.
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Steve Pearce
Pearce
R-Hobbs
Rocky Lara
Carlsbad
Federal Election Commission
U.S
House of Representatives
Lara
Early voting rises in Chaves County ahead of Election Day
Chaves County residents push ahead with early voting as of Wednesday morning 4164 ballots cast. Data show 3533 in person votes plus 631 absentee ballots, with voting sites at the Roswell Mall, the county clerk’s office, and Hagerman sheriff’s substation. Election Day is Tuesday.
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Roswell
Hagerman
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Jody Alpers
Chaves County Clerk's Office
Utilities seek city aid to clear Roswell easements
Officials from Xcel Energy and New Mexico Gas Company urged the Streets and Alley Committee to clear a 15 foot utility easement around meters and poles in the residential area once part of Walker Air Force Base. James MacCornack of New Mexico Gas Co presented slides to council and committee members.
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James MacCornack
Roswell
Juan Oropesa
Jeanine Corn Best
Caleb Grant
Savino Sanchez
Elena Velasquez
Delinquent Reports Delay City Festival Funding
The Occupancy Tax office awaits financial reports from major city festivals including UFO Festival Filmfest Cosmicon and Fiddle and Griddle. Officials cite late or missing documents, health issues, and a death in the organizers' family as reasons for withheld reimbursements and refunds.
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Janice Self
Self
Main Street Roswell
Peggy Leskey
Main Street
Roswell
New Mexico
Sell
Udall Weir Duel in New Mexico Senate Race Tightens
The Albuquerque race for New Mexico's U.S. Senate seat tightens as Democrat Tom Udall and Republican Allen Weh court undecided voters. An Albuquerque Journal poll shows Udall at 50 percent to Weh's 43 with 8 percent undecided, amid debate plans and ads tying Udall to Obama. Weh porches a sharper conservative message to win over independents and Democrats.
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U.S
Albuquerque Journal
Udall
Weh
Brian Sanderoff
Weir
Allen
Allen Weh
Sandcroff
Obama
Washington
Barack Obama
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