Progressives going after incumbents in hot Democratic primar

By Justin Horwath, NM In Depth It’s a safe bet Democrats will barrel into 2025 with their supremacy intact at the New Mexico Legislature. Barring an unexpected shock during this year’s elections, Democrats’ stranglehold on power is assured.Going into the 2024 contests, Democrats control nearly two-thirds of all seats in the House and nearly three

Related Keywords

University Of New Mexico , New Mexico , United States , California , Albuquerque , Mexico , New Mexicans , Michelle Lujan Grisham , John Arthur Smith , Nick Voges , Anita Gonzales , Neri Holguin , Gabriel Ramos , Lujan Grisham , Mary Kay Papen , Ambrose Castellano , Clemente Sanchez , Las Vegas , Tim Krebs , Tim Keller , Javier Martinez , Justin Horwath , Andrea Serrano , Anheuser Busch , Pfizer , Railway Co , Senate Democrats , Lovelace Health System , Mexico Mesa Inc , Karenf Grove , Marathon Oil , Ethics Commission , Senate Finance Committee , Grove Foundation , Democratic Party , Supreme Court , Mexico Legislature , Grove Action Fund , Nextera Energy , Unitedhealth Group , Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller , House Speaker Javier Martinez , Better Future , New Mexico Based , Better Future New Mexico , Executive Director Andrea , Paid Family Medical Leave Act , New Mexico Mesa , Michelle Lujan , Karen Grove , State Ethics Commission , New Mexico In Depth , Core Civic , Speaker Javier Martinez , Juno Beach ,