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State government reporter at The Santa Fe New Mexican. Puro norteño who is a farm boy at heart.
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Southeastern New Mexico senator recovering after heifer kicked him in the chest

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By Daniel Chacon, Daniel Chacón Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
A state senator is recovering at home after a heifer kicked him in the chest Sunday morning. Sen. Rex Wilson, R-Ancho, suffered the kick while working on his ranch. He was taken by ambulance to a hospital for evaluation and is now resting at home.
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New Mexico Democrats portray Hull as vampire on new website

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By Daniel Chacon, Daniel Chacón Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
From cutthroat campaigns to malicious rhetoric, politics can be downright scary. But “a true horror show” for healthcare in New Mexico is on the horizon — according to the Democratic Party of New Mexico, anyway — if voters elect Republican Gregg Hull governor in November. The party is unveiling a Halloween-themed website Tuesday focused on healthcare that portrays Hull as a vampire, his running mate David Gallegos as a skeleton and President Donald Trump as Frankenstein.
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The Roundhouse Report: GOP senator triggered after being linked to lost firearm magazine

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By Daniel Chacon, Daniel Chacón Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
A question for members of the Legislative Finance Committee: Are any of you missing a Smith & Wesson 12-round magazine with eight 9 mm cartridges inside? State Rep. Sarah Silva, D-Las Cruces, reported finding the magazine during an LFC meeting Sept. 24 at the Stan Fulton Center on the New Mexico State University campus. According to NMSU police Chief Justin Dunivan, police have not identified the lawful owner and no one has come forward to claim it.
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