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Emily s List endorses seven candidates for Legislature

Emily’s List, a nonprofit that supports women candidates and reproductive rights, endorsed seven incumbents facing general election opponents in New Mexico legislative elections. All are Democrats. Emily’s List endorsed one state senator, Sen. Siah Correa Hemphill of Silver City, and six state representatives: Reps. Tara Jaramillo of Socorro, Kathleen Holmes Cates of Rio Rancho and

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Democrats Deliver on Key Priorities in Productive 30-day Session

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New Mexico House of Representatives Passes Bill To Require Identification Of AI-Generated Campaign Materials

New Mexico House of Representatives Passes Bill To Require Identification Of AI-Generated Campaign Materials
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House Passes Bill to Require Identification of AI-Generated Campaign Materials

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Bill to increase penalties for felons in possession of firearms clears House

A bill that would increase penalties for felons in possession of firearms passed the House on a bipartisan vote, a rare crime-related bill to pass the House. HB 316 passed the House 53-11. The bill would increase the penalty for a felon possessing a firearm “or destructive device” to five years in prison. Rep. Bill

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