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... 2001. Then, he slid comfortably back into a back-to-back third term in 2005 - the only Duke City mayor ever to serve a consecutive term. A Journal Poll in late September indicated that more than half of Albuquerque's registered voters were happy with the city's direction. He was considered ... ... times. For those taking office for the first time, they inherit a city in relatively good shape considering the economic climate. In fact, a Journal poll by a wide margin found that voters thought the city was “on the right track” and run better than the state. Change can be good ... Thursday, October 08, 2009 Proposed Convention Complex Deserves Another Look By Steve Wedeen Principal, Vaughn Wedeen Kuhn A recent Journal poll indicated that 74 percent of Albuquerque's voters oppose the much-talked-about event center and convention complex. That shouldn't be a surprise ... ... candidates also stopped by public events, visited festivals and held parties to bolster their support. There was no apparent frontrunner. A Journal Poll 12 days from the election found all three mayoral contenders within striking distance of an outright win, or at least a runoff between the ... ... 's time to boot "Mayor Marty" from City Hall. Perhaps the most surprising twist in the campaign is that it's close at all. A Journal Poll just 12 days before the election roiled the waters by showing all three candidates within striking distance, but none close to the 40 percent ... ... to be appreciated. "It's kind of like how everyone hates Congress, but always re-elect their congressman," he said. The Journal Poll found: • Younger voters were more likely than older ones to pick the state. • There was little variation along political ... ... By Dan McKay Journal Staff Writer Albuquerque voters show little enthusiasm for constructing a $130 million streetcar system, according to a Journal Poll. Seventy percent of those surveyed last week oppose construction of a system that would connect Downtown, the airport, the sports-complex ... ... By Dan McKay Journal Staff Writer Albuquerque voters are in no mood to raise taxes for a Downtown hotel and events center, according to a Journal Poll. Seventy-four percent of those surveyed last week said they would oppose a one-eighth cent gross receipts tax for a new events center and ... ... 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 ...
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