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Some Lawmakers Propose Changing The Way University Regents Are Selected

Constitutional amendments changing the way university regents are selected were introduced today in the state House. House Joint Resolution 9 focuses on the state’s biggest schools, the University of New... Read more »

Senate Rules Committee Passes PRC Qualifications Bill 7-3

This year’s debate over how high to set the bar for eligibility to serve on the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission has begun. Members of the Senate Rules Committee voted... Read more »
At the Roundhouse: Who Are These Guys?

At the Roundhouse: Who Are These Guys?

This is an attempt to analyze what New Mexico legislators do for a living. You laugh. But punchlines aside, we’re always telling you the 112 members of the House and... Read more »
Sen. Mark Moores, R-Albuquerque

GOP Sen.: Ban ‘Monuments to Me’

SANTA FE (AP) — A New Mexico lawmaker wants to end what he calls the practice by public officials of creating “monuments to me.” Republican Sen. Mark Moores of Albuquerque... Read more »
MARTINEZ: Governor wants law repealed

License Law Repeal Hits Roadblock

Renewed efforts to repeal the New Mexico law that allows driver's licenses to be issued to ill ...

Luján Urges Bipartisan Job Creation

Rep. says N.M.'s economy continues to lag behind other states'

Bill Halting Fed Gun Law Enforcement Tabled

SANTA FE — The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee on Tuesday rejected 3-2 a bill that ...

House Panel Tables Bill Barring Enforcement of Federal Gun Laws

A House committee has rejected a bill that would have prohibited federal gun laws from being enforced in New Mexico. The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee tabled House Bill... Read more »
At The Roundhouse

At the Roundhouse: Guns Drawn

The gun control story in Tuesday’s Journal shows it’s hard for New Mexico’s part-time lawmakers to prepare for all of the issues that might confront them when they get to... Read more »

Dems, Gov. Tout Competing Jobs Plans

Film Rebate Cap Stirs Disagreement

Lujan Grisham: Work Together

Legislators Urged To Avoid Partisan Politics
Ray Rael, right, Santa Fe police chief, arranges AK-47 rifles on a table before the House Judiciary Committee discusses the HB77 Firearms Transfer Act on Monday. (pat vasquez-cunningham/journal)

Gun Bill Stalls In House Committee

Measure To Expand Background Checks in Limbo