As Population Shifts, So Do Political Tactics NPR It's a region that includes Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico and also Utah. And we're going to add another voice now to the mix. David Damore is a professor of political science at the University of Nevada. His research tells the story of a ...
The Politics behind Arizona's statehood Arizona Daily Star Arizona gained statehood at a time when national politics was being rocked by a struggle between the conservative and progressive elements within the Republican party. New Mexico, counted a Republican territory, had almost certainly reached its status ...
An affront to your wallet and your civil rights NMPolitics.net I just read the harmless-sounding Transportation Reinvestment Zone Act (Senate Bill 36) that is before the New Mexico State Legislature. Good transportation is important for economic development. Given that the bill has been endorsed by the Revenue and ...
Missouri's 'beauty contest' may offer Rick Santorum an opportunity STLtoday.com States risked losing convention delegates if they skipped ahead. But the legislation that contained the new primary date was in a larger elections bill that was vetoed by Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat, for unrelated reasons. When the effort to push back ...
Time to be cautious in budgeting NMPolitics.net By Pete Campos │ 2/04/12, 1:18 am │ New Mexico's economy is improving, a little, and the result is that the state budget is growing, a little, for the first time in years. But this is not the time to go on a big spending spree.
Increasing Density and Diversity Likely to Make Western States More Blue The Atlantic Cities The geography of American politics is shifting, and this is especially true in the Mountain West. These six states – Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah – are undergoing changes large and small as they rearrange their political...
Rise of the Latino Super PAC Fox News The super-PAC plans to support President Obama's reelection and Democratic Senate candidates in seven states: Virginia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Arizona, Florida, Nevada and New Mexico.” Chuck Rocha, the leader of the American Worker PAC, ... The rise of the Hispanic super-PACThe Hill