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Reps. Pete Stark, Gary Miller, Others Face Interesting Primaries Tonight

HuffingtonPost.com | Erin Mershon | Posted 06.05.2012 | Politics
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The few pundits and political junkies who don't have their eyes trained on Wisconsin today are spending their energy on two tight House races that pit...

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Citizens Overturned: New Mexico Reclaims Its Rights!

Eric Griego | Posted 04.15.2012 | Politics
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Eric Griego

The Citizens United decision was more than just a blow to democracy. It was a blow to states' rights. Now states are scrambling to overturn the ruling and put their own campaign finance laws back in place.

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Mayor Marty Chavez Steals From You and Yours to Pay for His Tomorrows...on Twitter

Dave Maass | Posted 05.25.2011 | Denver
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Dave Maass

October 7, 2009 Update: ABQ Mayor Marty Chavez lost the election to Richard Berry. This is, hands down, the silliest 11th hour appeal I've ever read ...

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New Mexico's Native American Swing Vote

Rebecca Ford | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home
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Rebecca Ford

Politically ignored for decades and now seriously organized as a result, Native American voters have become the swing constituency in one of the most politically volatile states in the country.

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