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Albuquerque Journal capitol bureau chief. Husband, dad, lapsed fly-fisherman and Montana native. ex-@idahostatej RTs are not endorsements. @abqjournal
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Independent gubernatorial candidate files lawsuit challenging state's voter signature requirements

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By Dan Boyd 
| Yahoo
SANTA FE — New Mexico independents can now vote in state primary elections under a 2025 law that was used for the first time this year. But independent candidates for statewide office still face far more daunting voter signature requirements to qualify for the general election ballot than do major party candidates.
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Independent gubernatorial candidate files lawsuit challenging state's voter signature requirements

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By Dan Boyd 
| Albuquerque Journal
SANTA FE β€” New Mexico independents can now vote in state primary elections under a 2025 law that was used for the first time this year. But independent candidates for statewide office still face far more daunting voter signature requirements to qualify for the general election ballot than do major party candidates.
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Embattled state GOP chairwoman loses party job, then bid for reelection

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By Dan Boyd 
| Albuquerque Journal
SANTA FE — Just days after a judge ordered her to step down as New Mexico Republican Party chairwoman, Amy Barela suffered a different kind of defeat. The incumbent was ousted this week from the Otero County Commission by primary election challenger Jonathan Emery, losing by a narrow 46-vote margin in a race that featured more than 1,700 total votes. "The people spoke — and that's the way it works," Barela said during a brief Thursday interview.
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