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The Sandoval County Commission voted 4-1 to approve the negotiated collective bargaining agreement between the county and the New Mexico Coalition of Public Safety Officers during Thursday evening’s meeting. Commissioner Jay Block represented the dissenting vote in support of the agencies impacted, notably the sheriff’s deputies. He told the Observer the county could’ve done more when it comes to increasing first responders’ pay.

The race is on for governor of New Mexico More candidates want the most powerful job in state Share Updated: 5:08 PM MDT Jul 7, 2021 More candidates want the most powerful job in state Share Updated: 5:08 PM MDT Jul 7, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE RACE FOR THE MOST POWERFUL JOB IN NEW MEXICO. NANCY: THE ELEIOCTN ISN’T UNTIL NEXT YEAR, BUT THERE ARE PLENTY OF CANDIDATES IN THE RACE, AND MANY ARE VERY BUSY RAISING CASH. STATE LAWMAKER REBECCA DOW MADE A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY. MS. DOW: I ANNOUNCED I AM RUNNING FOR REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW ...

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – Albuquerque retired teacher and ultramarathon runner Tim Walsh said Wednesday he was entering New Mexico’s 2022 gubernatorial race, becoming the fourth Republican to announce plans to challenge Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. Walsh, 74, previously worked as an education adviser to former Gov. Gary Johnson and described himself as cut from the same political cloth as the ex-governor, a Republican-turned-Libertarian, who was a political neophyte when first elected in 1994. .................................................................