Governor's speech to air live
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Posted: Saturday, January 14, 2012 - 1/14/12
Posted: Saturday, January 14, 2012 - 1/14/12
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Public station KNME-TV will air Gov. Susana Martinez's State of the State address live Tuesday, the first day of the 2012 legislative session. The speech will be broadcast on Channel 5.1. The station also will stream the event live on its website, www.knme.org. A 1 p.m. start time is approximate.
Gene Grant, host of KNME's weekly public affairs series New Mexico In Focus, will provide an on-air introduction at noon. Following Martinez's speech, Grant will be joined for live analysis by former lawmakers and leaders from both sides of the aisle, including Republican former Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley, former House Republican Whip Dan Foley, former Democratic legislator Pauline Eisenstadt and former Democratic Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero.
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Gene Grant, host of KNME's weekly public affairs series New Mexico In Focus, will provide an on-air introduction at noon. Following Martinez's speech, Grant will be joined for live analysis by former lawmakers and leaders from both sides of the aisle, including Republican former Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley, former House Republican Whip Dan Foley, former Democratic legislator Pauline Eisenstadt and former Democratic Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero.
Follow the session at our website
Get the latest news from the Roundhouse at www.santafenewmexican.com/legislature, and join The New Mexican's political team as they discuss the session with local politicians, journalists from around the state and readers on the Legislative Lunch live blog, starting at noon every Wednesday during the session, Jan. 18, Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and Feb. 8.
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