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Front Page ... Staff Writer Albuquerque voters don't appear likely to approve an appointed commission to set the salaries for the mayor and councilors, a Journal Poll found. Voters will decide the fate of the commission, which was recommended as a change to the City Charter by a task force, when they vote ... ... of Americans oppose a troop increase in Afghanistan, while 41 percent support sending more troops. The poll was conducted Sept. 22-23. A Journal Poll, conducted among New Mexico registered voters Sept. 22-24, found that 48 percent of state voters approved of Obama's handling of the war in Afghanistan ... ... Staff Writer Mayoral candidates Richard Berry and Richard Romero forecast doom for Mayor Martin Chávez's re-election effort Monday after a Journal Poll found the three-term incumbent in the middle of the Oct. 6 pack. "Mr. Chávez is done," Romero said in a letter Monday to his supporters. ... ... Staff Writer Mayoral candidates Richard Berry and Richard Romero forecast doom for Mayor Martin Chávez's re-election effort Monday after a Journal Poll found the three-term incumbent in the middle of the Oct. 6 pack. "Mr. Chávez is done," Romero said in a letter Monday to his supporters. ... ... By Dan McKay Journal Staff Writer A majority of Albuquerque voters say they support a quarter-cent tax used for roads and bus operations, a Journal Poll found. Fifty-seven percent of those surveyed last week said they "strongly" or "somewhat" support imposing the gross-receipts tax, or sales ... Monday, September 28, 2009 Journal Poll: Voters Are Satisfied on Crime Fight By Sean Olson Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal Journal Staff Writer City Hall is getting passing grades for fighting crime in Albuquerque, a Journal Poll found. Most voters surveyed last week saw room ... Monday, September 28, 2009 Journal Poll: Voters Are Satisfied on Crime Fight By Sean Olson Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal Journal Staff Writer City Hall is getting passing grades for fighting crime in Albuquerque, a Journal Poll found. Most voters surveyed last week saw room ... ... mayor of Albuquerque, but Richard Berry appeared to have a slight edge over three-term incumbent Martin Chávez 12 days before the Oct. 6 election, a Journal Poll found. Richard Romero was a close third in the poll, just two percentage points behind Chávez. Thirty-one percent of the registered ... ... mayor of Albuquerque, but Richard Berry appeared to have a slight edge over three-term incumbent Martin Chávez 12 days before the Oct. 6 election, a Journal Poll found. Richard Romero was a close third in the poll, just two percentage points behind Chávez. Thirty-one percent of the registered ... ... Dan McKay Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal Journal Staff Writer A big share of Albuquerque voters say the city is doing just fine, a Journal Poll found. More specifically, 58 percent of the city voters polled said the city is headed in the right direction, and only 29 percent said ...default.htm
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Voters Don't Like Pay Commission
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/WASHINGTON: Lujan Opposes More Troops in Afghanistan
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Rivals in Mayor Race Turn Up Heat
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Rivals in Mayor Race Turn Up Heat
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Transit Tax Supported by Majority in Poll
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Journal Poll: Voters Are Satisfied on Crime Fight
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Journal Poll: Voters Are Satisfied on Crime Fight
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Berry Has Slim Lead Over Chávez, Romero, With Days To Go
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Berry Has Slim Lead Over Chávez, Romero, With Days To Go
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Majority Says Albuquerque Is Moving in Right Direction
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