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2010 Pre-Primary Nominating Convention Results
United States Representative—District 2
Steve Pearce 92.18%
Cliff Pirtle 7.81%
United States Representative—District 3
Tom Mullins 80.45%
Adam Kokesh 19.54%
Governor
Susana Martinez 46.65%
Allen Weh 26.33%
Janice Arnold-Jones 13.16%
Doug Turner 9.23%
Pete Domenici Jr. 4.61%
Lieutenant Governor
Brian Moore 41.24%
Kent Cravens 27.64%
John Sanchez 22.81%
JR Damron 8.29%
Commissioner of Public Lands
Matthew Rush 64.87%
James Jackson 18.03%
Spiro Vassilopoulos 13.34%
Bob Cornelius 3.74%
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03/16/10
Dems Vote For GOP Candidate At Their Own Nominating Convention
Albuquerque, NM— According to reports, at Saturday’s Democrat Pre-Primary Nominating Convention, approximately 30 delegates cast their ballot not in support of incumbent Martin Heinrich—the Democrat Party’s uncontested congressional candidate— but for his GOP challenger, Jon Barela.
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3/13/10
Results of 2010 State Pre-Primary Nominating Convention
Albuquerque, NM— Today, at the 2010 Republican State Pre-Primary Nominating Convention, delegates elected from across the state cast their vote to determine the order in which Republican candidates in contested statewide and federal races will be listed on the June 1st primary ballot.
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2/25/10
After Years of Campaigning, Denish Favorables Under 50%?
Albuquerque, NM—Yesterday, a poll conducted by a Democrat firm revealed that Diane Denish was leading the gubernatorial race by a close margin. While this data conflicts with an internal poll conducted by the Republican Party of New Mexico, this poll does raise an important question: why is Denish’s favorability so low when she has been running for statewide office since 1994?
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2/24/10
Findings of RPNM Poll Changes Liberal Data
Albuquerque, NM—In response to polling results released by a Democratic firm, the Republican Party of New Mexico calls into question the accuracy of these polling conclusions. While today’s findings were based on a series of automated calls—making it more difficult to determine the respondent’s eligibility to vote—a recent poll commissioned by RPNM was based on 500 live interviews with New Mexico voters statewide.
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2/17/10
One Year Anniversary of Passage of Stimulus Package
Albuquerque, NM—“Last year, the Obama administration and New Mexico's congressional delegation argued that the way to create jobs was to spend an unprecedented sum of taxpayer money. One year later this state's unemployment rate has risen over 3 points, resulting in a loss of over 23,000 jobs. While President Obama advised us that the money would go to 'shovel ready' projects, it is clear that did not happen.”
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