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The election is almost a year away, but Republicans should have had at least one candidate by last spring if they hoped to be competitive in the 1st Congressional District.

A vast majority who wrote the governor expressed outrage and criticism, documents obtained under a public records request show.

"Rural New Mexico needs a voice and I've got a loud one," Rebecca Dow, who is running for the House District 38 seat, said in a statement.

By Elise Kaplan, Searchlight New Mexico It’s a Saturday afternoon in early September at the Eldorado Community Center and about 40 people have gathered to hear from a Santa Fe school board candidate.  “Unstoppable” by Sia blares over the sound system as Patricia Vigil-Stockton — a business owner, great-grandmother and Republican — strides to the […]

Staff Writer Matthew Klein co-authored this report. A state district judge on Friday ruled that New Mexico’s congressional map, which Democrats drew last cycle in their successful bid to win all three House seats, isn’t such an egregious gerrymander that it violates the state constitution. Republicans have appealed the decision to the New Mexico Supreme Court, but as it stands, the current map looks likely to stay in place in 2024.