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News for Santa Fe and New Mexico :
President
Popular Votes
%
Electoral
Votes
Precincts
Reporting
Updated
Barack Obama (D)*

63,454,864
(NM 459,787)
52
(57)
349 181,627/187,088
(1,498/1,498)
2 p.m.
(2 p.m.)
John McCain (R)

56,105,863
(NM 341,360)
46
(42)
163
US Senate
Tom Udall (D)*

491,922 61 1,449/1498
11:20 a.m.
Steve Pearce (R)

313,191 39
US House District 1
Martin Heinrich (D)*

161,551 55 459/459 11:20 a.m.
Darren White (R)

130,101 45
US House District 2
Harry Teague (D)*

126,899 56 449/494
11:25 a.m.
Ed Tinsley (R)

100,522 44
US House District 3
Ben Ray Lujan (D)*

156,585
57 530/535
11:26 a.m.
Dan East (R)

85,177 31
Carol Miller (I)

35,453 13
Public Regulation Commission
Jerome Block Jr. (D)*

96,362 56 298/303
11:21 a.m.
Rick Lass (I)

75,157 44

Information from The Associated Press and N.M. Secretary of State. All results are unofficial. * Projected winner.

N.M. Constitutional Amendments
Yes
No
Precincts
Reporting
Updated
Amendment 1 - Regarding the size of some school boards in New Mexico.

350,552 310,515 1,495/1498 11:50 a.m.
Amendment 2 - Regarding midterm salary increases for county officers.

176,201 489,263*
1,496/1498 11:50 a.m.
Amendment 3 - Regarding the confirmation of Cabinet secretaries.

467,225* 183,832
1,496/1498
11:50 a.m.
Amendment 4 - Allowing school board election at the same time as other nonpartisan elections.

489,996* 167,872
1,496/1498
11:50 a.m.
Amendment 5 - Regarding appointment of lieutenant governor when position is vacant.

455,499*
207,040 1,496/1498 11:50 a.m.
Yes
No
Precincts
Reporting
Updated
County Regional Transit Gross Receipts Question 57,124
42,533 181/181
12:12 p.m.
County Bond Measures
Bond 1 - $3.5 million for open space, trails and parks.

42,890* 21,269 86/86 11:41 a.m.
Bond 2 - $15.5 million for road improvements.

42,968* 20,836 86/86 11:41 a.m.
Bond 3 - $5 million for fire facilities.

44,873* 18,644
86/86 11:41 a.m.
Bond 4 - $8 million for water projects.

42,874* 20,634
86/86 11:41 a.m.
Bond 5 - $1.5 million for new waste transfer stations.

38,036* 22,415 86/86 11:41 a.m.
Bond 6 -. $1.5 million for the Santa Fe County Fairgrounds.

22,258 37,609* 86/86 11:41 a.m.
Yes
No
Precincts
Reporting
Updated
State Bond Measures
Bond A - $14,725,000 for senior citizen facilities

393,692 269,878 1,490/1,498 11:50 a.m.
Bond B - $11,019,000 for expenditures at academic, public, and tribal libraries

346,662 314,526 1,492/1,498 11:50 a.m.
Bond C - $57,925,000 for health facility improvements

433,240 233,139 1,492/1,498 11:50 a.m.
Bond D - $140,133,000 for higher education and special school facilities

384,278 281,551 1,492/1,498 11:50 p.m.

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Most in AP poll confident Obama will fix economy

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Son: Billy Graham's work with presidents is ending

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Straight-ticket voting option under scrutiny

Green Party candidate says he'll lobby against ballot method

Straight-ticket voting is quicker and easier than voting in each individual race on an election ballot. But critics of the option say it encourages voter laziness. »Story

New Mexico Senate: Democrats say Jennings' pro-tem post at risk

State Senate Democrats on Thursday predicted Senate President Pro-tem Tim Jennings, D-Roswell, will have a hard time holding on to his position due to his recent aid to a Republican senator's re-election campaign. »Story

Obama announces Emanuel as chief of staff

CHICAGO — Barack Obama said Thursday that fellow Chicagoan and former Clinton administration aide Rahm Emanuel will serve as White House chief of staff. "No one I know is better at getting things done," Obama said of the hard-charging congressman. »Story

Democratic wins Senate race in Oregon

Win adds to Democratic total


PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Democratic challenger in Oregon's Senate race, Jeff Merkley, has defeated Republican Sen. Gordon Smith. »Story

Palin returns to Alaska to chants of '2012'

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has returned to her home state of Alaska »Story



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New Mexico Senate: Democrats say Jennings' pro-tem post at risk

State Senate Democrats on Thursday predicted Senate President Pro-tem Tim Jennings, D-Roswell, will have a hard time holding on to his position due to his recent aid to a Republican senator's re-election campaign. »Story

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Luján wins 3rd District House race

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PRC race: Conciliatory Block promise to work with Lass


Late Tuesday night, after learning he won a seat on the Public Regulation Commission, Jerome Block Jr. said he wanted to work with his opponent, Rick Lass, after several months of sharp back-and-forths. »Story


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