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NM-filmed News of the World picks up 4 Oscar noms

Tom Hanks, center left, and Helena Zengel in “News of the World.” (Bruce W. Talamon/Universal Pictures) While there were no nominations for acting, “News of the World” did pick up four Oscar nominations. The New Mexico-filmed production snagged a nom for best cinematography, best sound, best original score and production design. Cast and crew would embark on a 53-day odyssey across the forests and mountains surrounding Santa Fe in October 2019. ...................... “News of the World” is based Jiles’ novel and is set five years after the end of the Civil War. It follows Capt. Jefferson Kyle Kidd, played by Tom Hanks, who is a widower and veteran of three wars as he moves from town to town as a nonfiction storyteller.

Capital transparency measure advances in Senate

Modern Elder Academy Expands to the U S

Modern Elder Academy Expands to the U S
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New Mexico independent voters surpass 20%, but lack representation

NEW MEXICO - When New Mexicans head to the polls during a general election, they usually have just two viable options: a Democrat or a Republican. There may be a Libertarian or unaffiliated candidate on the ballot, as well. Sometimes there may even be just one candidate on the ballot, as was the case in more than a quarter of the 112 state legislative races in the 2020 general election, all of whom represented a major political party.  Meanwhile, in the last 30 years, the number of independent voters has more than quadrupled, registering at just under 5% in 1990 and almost 22% in 2021. In three of the state’s counties–– Santa Fe, Taos, and McKinley–– independent voters actually outnumber Republican voters.

Independent NM voters surpass 20%, but lack representation Lawmakers are unswayed

Independent NM voters surpass 20%, but lack representation. Lawmakers are unswayed. Bryan Metzger Replay Video UP NEXT NEW MEXICO - When New Mexicans head to the polls during a general election, they usually have just two viable options: a Democrat or a Republican. There may be a Libertarian or unaffiliated candidate on the ballot, as well. Sometimes there may even be just one candidate on the ballot, as was the case in more than a quarter of the 112 state legislative races in the 2020 general election, all of whom represented a major political party.  © Nathan J Fish/Sun-News Voters cast ballots at the Las Cruces City Hall in Las Cruces on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020.

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