American Legion Auxiliary New Mexico Girls State

Thursday, June 6, 2013

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ALA NEW MEXICO GIRLS STATE ELECTS
2013-14 GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:

Governor-----Bianca Soliz, Nationalist
Lt. Governor----Hanna Thornton, Nationalist
Secretary of State----Kayla Matteucci, Nationalist
Attorney General----Alexandria Moore, Nationalist
Treasurer-----Aitiana Zamora, Federalist
Auditor----Victoria Herron, Federalist
Justice of the Supreme Court----Angel Vega, Federalist
Justice of the Supreme Court----Jasmyn Marquez, Nationalist
Justice of the Supreme Court----Reagan Riggs, Federalist
Justice of the Supreme Court----Rebekah Hogan, Nationalist
Justice of the Supreme Court----Rebecka Holman

Congratulations to all these elected officials, and to all those delegates who participated in the process. Director Alisha Jones comented that this had been a well run "clean" campaign.

As you saw in yesterday's posting, the House and Senate are evenly split between Nationalists and Federalists. This is the first time in memory this has happened. We'll see how this impacts legislation.
This morning the Oaths of Office are administered by Charlene Webb, Roosevelt County Manager, and then the delegated will be dismissed to do the important work of Girls State. District Courts will be hearing cases and the various Boards and Committees will be meeting. The House and Senate will be in session. After lunch the Supreme Court will make their deliberations, the House and Senate will reconvene as will Boards and Committees. Later we will have our Inaugrual Banquet and Ceremonies. I heard a rumor the newly elected Boys State Governor will be attending, as well as members of the Boys State Board from The American Legion. This endeavor is truly represents the Legion Family. When the staters return for their final City Dorm Meeting final determination is made for their Outstanding Citizen, Jr. Counselor applications are distributed, and Government Counselors present Certificates. Then the delegates laugh, cry, pack, cry some more, hug, cry again.....and the 2013 Girls State Session will come to a close tomorrow.

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

ALA NM GIRLS STATE COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS:

LINCOLN COUNTY:

County Clerk-----Cordelia Tafoya (N)
County Commissioner------TiAundra Luevano (F)
County Sheriff------Sarah Ferguson (F)
County Treasurer----Renee Lucario (F)
District Attorney----Jazmine Garza (F)
District Judge-----Aridnee Thomas (N)
Member, St. Board of Education----Brandy Main (F)
Representative LaShawna Byrd (F)
Representative Rachel Barthell (N)
Representative Amanda Valdez (N)
Representative Maria Trujillo (N)
Senator Allison Martinez (N)
Senator Liza Matson (F)
Senator Mikayla Woller (N)
Senator Emily Allen (N)
Senator Michaela Fidel (F)
Senator Emily Streams (N)
Senator Mariah Baldwin (F)
Senator Samantha Morales (N)
Senator Breanna Ely (N)
Senator Katherine Cox (F)

WASHINGTON COUNTY:

County Clerk----Karlene Montano (N)
County Commissioner----Hanna Jones (F)
County Sheriff----Yliana Placenia (F)
County Treasurer---Brianna Mahkee (F)
District Attorney---Abigale Riley (F)
District Judge---Mason Huston (F)
Member, St. Board of Education----Kira Hoerner (N)
Representative Madeline Cunnings (F)
Representative Sarah Brosemer (F)
Representative Kaitlyn Romero (F)
Representative Angelica Aragon (F)
Representative Tessa Nall (N)
Representative Vanessa Venegas (F)
Representative Itzel Orozco (N)
Representative Anissa Renae Wright (N)
Senator Austin Hiles (F)
Senator Zainab Feroze (N)
Senator Nayeli Ruiz (F)
Senator Danielle Blankenship (F)
Senator Holly Hayes (N)
Senator Adriana Lopez (N)
Senator LeeAnn Sandy (F)
Senator Megan Saenz (F)
SenatorMiriam Goss (F)
Senator Mckinzey Willis (N)

Congratulations to all these elected officials and there will be more later

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

ALA NM Girls State Portales, NM. June 4, 2013
Yikes!! It's Tuesday already, or; Yikes it's only Tuesday? Either way the citizens of Girls State are immersed in the governmental process. This morning they are in their County Party conventions. They will be defining who they are and what they stand for as a party by developing their Party Platforms. They will elect their County Party Chairmen. The filing office is still open for those delegates who have decided to run for an office and fill any vacancies. Shortly they will vote in their county Primaries. Party Conventions are next and the counties will merge to find common ground and develop the Party's platform. There will be tryouts for keynote speakers for tomorrow's Party Rallys. All of this before lunch! Janice Arnold-Jones, Albuquerque City Counselor and former NM State Legislator will be our Keynote speaker after lunch. The Party Conventions will continue, County Primary Election Results will be read, and Primaries will be held for State offices. In our SPARE TIME there's Rec. time, talent show practice, choir practice, and a tour of ENMU. After dinner the State Primaries will be held and later the County General Election results are revealed as will as the State Primary results. I tell you this is an action packed day. Will try to get you results as they come in.

Monday, June 3, 2013

CITY ELECTION RESULTS ARE IN

CACTUS

Mayor Stephanie Cedillo
Chief Councilwoman Darci Roe
Councilwoman Kira Hoerner
Councilwoman Mckinzey Willis
Councilwoman Kaitlyn Romero
Municipal Judge Reagan Riggs
City Treasurer Brandy Garcia
City Clerk Rebekah Hogan

PINE

Mayor Adriana Lopez
Chief Councilwoman Alexandria Moore
Councilwoman Elizabeth Saavedra
Councilwoman Eliana Griego
Councilwoman Madeline Cunnings
City Treasurer Ila Medina
Municipal Judge Savannah Torres
City Clerk Leah Montoya

SAGE

Mayor Emily Allen
Chief Councilwoman Angel Vega
Councilwoman Elizabeth Thomas
Councilwoman Kayla Matteucci
Councilwoman Mariah Baldwin
Municipal Judge Aridnee Thomas
City Treasurer Aitiana Zamora
City Clerk Tianna Zambrano

SPRUCE

Mayor Allison Martinez
Chief Councilwoman Mikayla Woller
Councilwoman Liza Matson
Councilwoman Michaela Fidel
Councilwoman Alexa Chumpitaz
Municiple Judge Anna Moneymaker
City Treasurer Renee Lucario
City Clerk Hannah Thornton

Congratulations to all these elected officials.........and the work begins

Monday June 3, 2013, Portales, NM. Cities have voted!! We will find out who the citizens have chosen for their City Government. Right now the Delegates are listening to the presentation from ENMU and the College Credit program. Through ALA NM Girls State, upon completion of and participation in,Girls State, ENMU will award 3 credit hours. This is awarded at no charge to the Delegates. Next posting will be after lunch.

Sunday, June 2, 2013

This reporter made a HUGE error. As much as I love Kelsey Montoya, she is our most excellent Lt. Governor. Madame Governor is Kayleigh Wood and she is AWESOME.

Portales, New Mexico....June 2, 2013

American Legion Auxiliary (ALA in future posts) NM Girls State has begun. Delegates from all over the beautiful Land of Enchantment have been swarming to the heart of Roosevelt County this day. Check in was smooth as butter, and the rooms have been assigned. Our current crop of Junior Counselors are full of enthusiasm and fun, and have immediately taken the new delegates under their wings. We had our opening ceremonies this afternoon at 4:00 pm. Four proud cities, Pine, Cactus, Sage and Spruce really made a noise when they answered roll call. Our Girls State Governor, Kelsey Montoya, presided over a great meeting. Off to dinner we went, and then the delegates went off to begin the work of the city. Campaigning is ongoing for Mayor, Council, and other city offices. So much information in such a short time. Signing off for now, keep checking in for upcoming election results and any other events

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Here are award winners from the 2012 American Legion Auxiliary New Mexico Girls State

Agnes Crotzer Memorial Scholarship

Sonia Gaytan

ENMU Founders Board Book Scholarship

o Maria Hinojos

o Allison Wycoff

o Loni Charay Dunn

Samsung Scholarship

Carla Villareal

Girls Nation

Selene Campos (Sr.)
Damani Hoffman (Jr.)
Ceara Turpen (1)
Amanda Milligan (2)

Outstanding City

Spruce City

Outstanding Citizen

Cactus – Kiah Lowe
Pine – Yuridia Loera
Yucca – Carlyn Schweizer
Spruce – Ceara Turpen
Sage – Suzzane Lyles
Pinon – Bryn Botko

Art Cover Contest

Mariah Graham

Congratulations to these delegates and to all the young women who participated in the 2012 ALA NM Girls State session

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Good morning all. Government in action day. Charlene Webb, Roosevelt County Mgr. will be swearing in the ladies to their newly elected positions. Following a short joint session, the House and Senate will convene to begin the business of legislation for Girls State. The District Courts will be hearing their cases. Juries have been selected and witnesses called. ALA NM Girls State is a very peaceful and gentle place, but sometimes "stuff" happens, and the Courts must address the issue. The Supreme court is reviewing a case that has been brought before them, and one never knows if the verdict of the District Court may be appealed. Later in the day the Girls Nation candidates will be presented and the Senior and Junior Senators from ALA NM Girl State will be selected, along with their alternates. The Delegates will then get some "Primp" time in preparation for the Inaugural Banquet, followed by the moving Candlelight Ceremony. The final City Dorm Meeting tonight will be busy with the city's Outstanding Citizen selection, Junior Counselor applications and laughs and tears, exchanging emails and thoughts of home.

I don't know if I will be able to get back to this before we leave tomorrow, but I hope this has given you a small vision of what the American Legion Auxiliary NM Girls State is all about. Multiply this by 49 other states and you can imagine the impact this program makes on the young women of today. In July, 100 Senators, each representing their Department"s Girls State program will arrive at the National 4-H Camp in Chevy Chase, Maryland. There the process begins anew, legislation, electing a President of Girls Nation, a visit to the "Hill" to spend time with their State's elected officials, possible a visit to the White House, and many more activities.

Thank you for your continued support and we'll talk again next year. pb

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Cactus City 6-5

Today was such a blast! Although Cactus City can never seem to be loud enough at Roll Call, it's driven us to try even harder! Our Junior counselor, Julissa, talked to us about government experience, which was super cool! We're proud to have such a knowledgeable JC in Cactus City. We had our county conventions where delegates gave speeches to their fellow citizens. Then came the party conventions. Nats versus Feds, it's an all out war!!. We were yelling cheers at each other through closed doors! It was intense! We then had quite and honorable speaker, Officer Edwards of the NM State Police. He informed us of the various jobs to take at the state level of criminal justice. More conventions and we voted in the county general election and the state primaries. The results were worth the wait. Cactus City had an excellent turnout in Washington County! In the meantime we had a talent show. I would never have guessed we had so much talent here at Girls State! But then again, I suppose it's to be expected. All of us ARE pretty great!! Girls Nation was presented to us, and the results of the primaries were unveiled....congratulations to our Carla on making candidate for Lt. Gov.!!! We knew you could do it!! We discussed the whistle-stop procedure in our dorms, then dismissed to get enough sleep and preparation for our party rallies!! We're all looking forward to that!
Signing out (for today). Cactus City

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Day 3

ALA NM Girls State has enjoyed another action packed day, and it's not over yet. County Party Conventions started this morning, and began to define what each party stood for. Later the 2 county parties convened and the platforms and keynote speakers were developed for the Nationalists and Federalists. County Primary election results were announced. We were privileged to have Officer Harold Edwards of the NM State Police visit and share a power point presentation will us. Right after lunch, former NM Legislator Janice Arnold Jones spoke to the assembly. She was a huge hit, and answered many questions.....she even asked a few herself. The delegates then resumed and concluded their Party Conventions. Before recreation time the delegates voted in their respective county (Washington or Lincoln) elections. Rec time included a tour of the EMNU campus or just some down time or campaign strategizing. After dinner we had the talent show. Besides have exceptional talent, we have an exceptional audience. I am always touched by the kindness of our citizens. County election results will be announced soon. Until then....pb

Cactus City 6-4

Today was so long, but full of fun! We had to line up at 7:07 AM (!!!) and go to the For God and Country ceremony for the first time. How patriotic and inspirational such a short tribute can be! After breakfast, we listened to Amanda Good speak ab out OMK, her organization, for helping military youth cope with their stressful lifestyles. Then we build "Hero Packs" to thank the children for being heroes in their own right! Once lunch was over, we had a very respected guest, Mrs. Denish. Then we got the results for city elections! Congratulation toe Lisette, our mayor; Megan our Clerk; Brittany, our Treasurer; Sydnee our Judge; and the four councilwomen, Aubree, Mariana, Rubelia, and Kiah! We then watched a touching video about poppies, followed the tradition of decorating the wreath, and then received poppies of our very own to wear! Next was the history of the flag and the reasons behind all it's folds. Last was an open-mic debate where we discussed privacy and the fifth amendment, then IDs and whether or not we should present them everywhere we go. After that was recreation time! Woo-Hoo! Then retiring of the flag, and then dinner. Then we had a city meeting, petitioned, and CAMPAIGNED!! The walls are filled with colorful posters saying, "Vote for me! Vote for me!". We wound down with our city hall meeting, where we practiced our cheers for tomorrow.....Tomorrow! I can't wait! Cactus City will have so much fun!
Signing out (for today) Cactus City

Monday, June 4, 2012

Still Day two

Well folks, it's still day two, but not by much. City elections have been held and the cities are beginning to come together in a cohesive way. Citizens have been petitioning for state and county offices and campaign material is in the dorms. Back packs for children of active duty military have been packed and uplifting cards written to the children. Citizens thoroughly enjoyed hearing former Lt. Gov Diane Denish speak and she fielded quite a few sharp questions. The ladies learned the importance and significance of the Memorial Poppy. They are tired motor scooters, and so are the staff. So lights out for now and dream of a productive tomorrow. pb

Day two

We're into day two and already things are busy, busy. Campaigning for City offices is in full swing and there will be solutions to the problems that have occurred in the different cities. Cactus City had a terrible rock slide that closed the main route through their city. They will come up with solutions for this problem and fund the solution. Ordinances will be enacted, and appointments made. Back Packs for Children of military will be packed for Operation Military Kids this morning. Most of these back packs will be for children stationed at Canon AFB in Clovis, NM. After lunch, former Lt. Gov. Diane Denish will speak, and by tonight petitions will be filed for county and state offices. In there somewhere is a little rec. time. So if anyone was worried they might be bored.........DON'T. No time to be bored.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Pine City Senior Counselor

Pine City checked in 20 young ladies and we have all begun to bond. This will be my 8th year as a Senior Counselor, better known as "Dorm Mom". I am amazed at the way everything is going. All is fine in Pine.
Gloria Rhoads, Senior Counselor

Pine City JC

The first day in a new environment can often be intimidating. However, as the Counselor for Pine City, I was immediately impressed by our city's spirit. In a camp attended by leaders, our city is showing promise to lead among leaders. We all checked in, go well acquainted and are off to a great start to an incredibly memorial week. Alex Cervantes, Junior Counselor

Delegates Checked In

As far as I know most of the delegates are checked in an up in their rooms getting acquainted and readying themselves for their first City Meeting. They will learn some policies and procedures and what will be expected for this first day, at least. Registration seemed to so smoothly, as least as well as it can when you have bus loads of teen-agers arriving at the same time. The Legion Family was represented by members from Clovis 25 manning a table with information about the Legion, Auxiliary, Sal, and Legion Riders, thanks #25. Staff from the University made themselves available with information about our "home away from home" Eastern NM University. Our opening session will begin at 4 PM, and will be pretty much non-stop for the next 4 days. Check out our FB page at American Legion Auxiliary NM Girls State for additional updates and pictures. pb

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Almost Ready

We've had our Staff Meeting. Government, Senior, and Junior Counselors have met in their separate groups to make sure they are all on the same page, and we feel confident we are ready for the influx of eager new delegates arriving tomorrow. Our registration are will have the feel of a job fair. The American Legion Auxiliary, Eastern NM University, and each City will have a table for the delegates for information. The office has great staff to handle the mountain of paperwork involved with the program. Shortly we will take off for dinner and I'm looking forward to the informal get together. So tomorrow it starts......I am confident that Director Jones has structured a great program for this year.

Wrap it Tight

One day and counting. Girls State is one of those programs that needs to be wrapped real tight before the delegates get here, because it going to start unraveling soon. Director Jones seems to be on top of those frayed edges pretty well. Staff have been readying projects, city boxes, decorating, whatever needs to be done to make our new delegates feel welcomed. Our Staff Meeting is today at 1:00 PM and looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones. Sounds like our week is full of great visitors including, but not limited to, former Congresswoman Heather Wilson, former Lt. Gov. Diane Denish, a representative from NM State Police, etc. Hopefully I will be able to give you dates and times for these guests. Need to start my day, so will post more later. Hopefully there will be posts from City reporters tonight or tomorrow.

Friday, June 1, 2012

Well, I'm here. Got the car unloaded and some stuff done in the room. So far it's the Director her mom, one of our Tekkies my hubby and me, and The Truck just arrived so now everybody is unloading The Truck. Staff meeting tomorrow here at 1:00 pm. Hopefully all will be on time. So I'm off to direct traffic and get the rest of my room put together. More later.

Thursday, May 31, 2012

I'm off to beautiful downtown Portales tomorrow morning. Hubby has been there all week with the American Legion NM Boys State program. Poor guy, he sounded really tired this afternoon, but he will stay there tomorrow until I get there and help me unload my car and get settled. Saturday will see the rest of the ALA NM Girls State staff arriving and a staff meeting. Then off to the floors to prepare for the arrival of delegates on Sunday. Then we are off and running. Will try and keep up so I can relay all the days news in a timely fashion. Hope to be able to post pictures so check out the Face Book page (American Legion Auxiliary NM Girls State) often. All for now......pb

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Are You Ready?

Are you ready for Girls State? The American Legion Auxiliary NM Girls State is ready for you. In just a few short days an unforgettable week will begin for delegates and staff. This week will be jam packed with fun, friends, and hard work. Not only will you learn the political process that keeps our country special, but you will learn the reach of the American Legion Auxiliary in your community and state. This week will show you how you can make a difference. So the ALA NM Girls State staff is ready. We look forward to meeting all of you at the beautiful campus of ENMU in Portales. Friends and parents, keep tabs on activities on this site and follow us on Face Book at American Legion Auxiliary NM Girls State.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Spruce City News-Maribal Villegas

Spruce City News- Maribal Villegas

On this day we, the Sprucides, arose to a beautiful shinning morning we rushed to breakfast and settled for a delightful meal. Having the duty of performing the flag ceremony, we ventured of to the designated area and practiced our parts before beginning the ceremony. It went swell and smooth we accomplished it according to plan and headed to the ballroom. Then and there we separated into our political parties and became “arch enemies” even though at heart we belong together. The day continued and we completed a Whistle Stop Campaign in which our city interrogated the running Governor and Lt. Governor as much as possible. We got a kick out of that! We completed our service project, voted on governor and listened to great speeches. As the day winded down we began the mayor conference and concluded the conference with our presentation, “teach me how to Spruce!” We laughed, danced, and sang our hearts out. We represented and did what we had to do! SPRUCIDES!

Spruce City Reporter: Maribal Villegas

Directors Voice

Day four: The day began with the Flag Ceremony presented by Spruce City. Party Conventions were held with each party having 45 minutes to use to present their party platform, Candidates running for office, and cheers.

Following the conventions was a presentation was a presentation on the History of the Whistle Stop campaign before the Governor and Lt. Governor candidates experienced the Whistle Stop campaign.

Amanda Good, New Mexico OMK (Operation Military Kids) coordinator gave a presentation to the delegates, explaining the program and how they could help.

Following the general election the delegates and staff worked to pack 200 backpacks with supplies to be presented to children of NM deployed military personnel to help the cope while their family member is away.

We had other Speakers today. Susan Bassinger from Portales community Affairs spoke to the delegates on voting.

Sage City conducted the Flag lowering/ retiring ceremony.

The day ended with our mayors conference with each city presenting their officers, city seal, song, motto, flag, and presenting the city scenario.

Amber Fitzgerald remembered her time in Washington as a Girls Nation Delegate.

Girls State Director: Cathy King

Pine City News-Yadira Duran

Pine City News- Yadira Duran

Day four: The girls of Pine City gathered to go to the raising of the flag and for God and Country. Then they later went to the party rallies which was really fun. They then heard a speech about operation military kids. They also made hero packs for the military kids. They then had state general elections. Later they got to learn the results from the elections. They then had short recreation time. They then had the retiring of the flag, dinner, and then the general assembly which was really fun. They then had their fourth dorm meeting.

Pine City Reporter: Yadira Duran

Words from Pine City Dorm Counselor

Wednesday: Pine city as well as the other 5 cities start the day after breakfast with each city doing a program at ENMU’s flag pole. 6 lovely ladies post the colors and have bible verse readings, poems and songs. Each program usually end with a prayer and Thank You to our soldiers for serving and protecting our country. Elections of country and general offices were held Tuesday. Wednesday was a fun time a Whistle Stop with candidates for Governor and Lt. Governor. Talent Shows are always amazing and ends with New Mexico Girls State traditional “Itty Bitty’s” dance. Voting and elections produce Governor and Lt. Governor and then there’s interviews for Girls Nation. 1 week in Washington DC with delegates from all the States. Half the week has passed and even though everyone is tired delegates are amiling and sharing experiences , phone numbers, and email addresses.

Momma “G”

Yucca City News- April Anaya

Tuesday-

Convention Parties: We split into our party conventions with the federalist and nationalist parties. In our counties, we were able to give speeches for what we were running for in county elections. Each gave their speeches with eloquence and grace. Without a doubt, its going to be a tough election. Who will lead the “leaders”?

County Primary Elections: We settled into the ballroom anticipating in our seats for primary elections for the 2 countries. When our generous Girls State Direction, Cathy King, dismissed our cities to go to the voting room, Voting begins.

Continuation: As we gathered back into our party convention, we federalists were in the Zia room and the Nationalists met in the ballroom. Here we met our party candidates for state elections and heard/ presented speeches. Before lunch, primary county election results were announced! And we voted from there in the general elections.

National Anthem: Diane Taylor presented the story of our National Anthem. Its not just another patriotical song we sing. It means something. The city of Yucca greatly encourages you to discover its deep and genuine significance!

State Primary Elections: Well, by now you should know what this means. We voted one out of the candidates from each party to represent us! Federalist and Nationalists!

Patriotic Program: We learned the history of the flag folding of the flag significance, and healing fields. It was a true blessing to each of us to know the procedures of the American military and the significance along with the history of our sacred Unite States Flag. We also had one citizen of proud Yucca City, Carolina Gress, as a ROTC person with the folding of the flag.

Talent Show: WOW!! So much talent in Girls State! We had singers, song writers, pianists, instrumentalist, poetry, interpretation dancing, and even some hard moves that are only seen (literally) on TV.

Yucca City Reporter: April Anaya

Pine City News-Yadira Duran

Pine City News- Yadira Duran

Today, June 7^th day three, the girls of Pine City did the raising of the flag. It went very good and fun. They later split up to go to their county convention were the girls running for office gave speeches. They then had primary elections, after that it was party conventions continued. They later went to the General elections. The girls learned the history of the National Anthem. After that they went to recreation where some girls just rested while others went to talent show practice. They then had primary election (state). Then they went to a patriotic program where they learned the history of the flag, how to fold the flag, and healing fields. Then they went to the general assembly where all the results of the election were announced. The talent show also took place. They then had their 3^rd dorm meeting.

Pine City Reporter: Yadira Dwan

Directors Voice

Today was county and party convention day. After petitions were filed, the primary and general elections for the county were held.

We had programs on the “History of the Flag”, “Folding of the Flag”, and the “Poppy Story”. We saw an inspiring video on the “Healing Fields”.

Our Talent Show ended the evening. We had presentations from 18 very talented individuals. They gave a wonderful program!

The day ended with the Governor and Lt. Governor Candidates from both parties making preparations for campaigning and party conventions to be held on Wednesday.

Girls State Director: Cathy King

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

State Primary Election Results

ATTORNEY GENERAL Federalist Shelby S Ranger

AUDITOR Nationalist Lexus A Jaramillo

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS Nationalist Christy Cole

PUBLIC REGULATORY COMMISSION Nationalist Michelle L Allen

TREASURER Nationalist Sonam A Bhakta

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Meagan M Moore

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Federalist Jacqueline S Dunnavan

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Anastasia M Schmitt

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Stephanie Gomez

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Emma S Pennypacker

SECRETARY OF STATE Nationalist Alexandra M Cervantes

LT. GOVERNOR Federalist Chandni Sharma

GOVERNOR Federalist Victoria K Pryor

State Primary Election Results

ATTORNEY GENERAL Federalist Disney D Romero

ATTORNEY GENERAL Federalist Shelby S Ranger

AUDITOR Federalist Thien-An N Vu

AUDITOR Federalist Jacqueline E Maestas

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS Federalist Anisa N Mathson

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS Federalist Anjelica L Martinez

GOVERNOR Federalist April M Anaya

GOVERNOR Federalist Breida A Nunez

GOVERNOR Federalist Abril Torres

GOVERNOR Federalist Shelby A Marra

GOVERNOR Federalist Christina M Freeman

GOVERNOR Federalist Maritza L Nava

GOVERNOR Federalist Jordan K DeGraaf

GOVERNOR Federalist Victoria K Pryor

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Federalist Jacqueline S Dunnavan

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Federalist Brianna A Olayo

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Federalist Amber L Maestas

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Federalist MacKenzie Pavlik

LT. GOVERNOR Federalist Felisha Aupperle

LT. GOVERNOR Federalist Aubrie L Cooper

LT. GOVERNOR Federalist Chandni Sharma

PUBLIC REGULATORY COMMISSION Federalist Brenna M Simpson

SECRETARY OF STATE Federalist Rosa A Chairez

SECRETARY OF STATE Federalist Nina I Martinez

SECRETARY OF STATE Federalist Sabrina M Robles

SECRETARY OF STATE Federalist Shaylyn B Price

ATTORNEY GENERAL Nationalist Myrna M Reynoso

ATTORNEY GENERAL Nationalist Krista D Gonzales-Drye

ATTORNEY GENERAL Nationalist Samantha R Carabajal

AUDITOR Nationalist Lexus A Jaramillo

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS Nationalist Christy Cole

GOVERNOR Nationalist Carolina M Gariss

GOVERNOR Nationalist Kayla R Willcoxson

GOVERNOR Nationalist Nikki P Marr

GOVERNOR Nationalist Julissa L Hunte

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Talia C Montano

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Tasha M Sanchez

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Caitlin D Armendariz

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Guadalupe Lopez

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Leeann Gurule

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Emily E Rounds

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Anastasia M Schmitt

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Stephanie Gomez

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Emma S Pennypacker

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Nationalist Meagan M Moore

LT. GOVERNOR Nationalist Gabrielle N Segura

LT. GOVERNOR Nationalist Angelique F Calderon

LT. GOVERNOR Nationalist Taylor A Vuicich

PUBLIC REGULATORY COMMISSION Nationalist Michelle L Allen

SECRETARY OF STATE Nationalist Tara S Werner

SECRETARY OF STATE Nationalist Alexandra M Cervantes

TREASURER Nationalist Miquela F Marrujo

TREASURER Nationalist Sonam A Bhakta

County General Election Results

Elections

Lincoln COUNTY SHERIFF Federalist Shannen K Lopez

Lincoln DISTRICT JUDGE Federalist Danielle M Maese

Lincoln DISTRICT ATTORNEY Federalist Holly A Raines-Baxter

Lincoln MAGISTRATE JUDGE Federalist Carmen M Tate

Lincoln DISTRICT JUDGE Federalist Danielle M Maese

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Aspen E Hahn

Lincoln MAGISTRATE JUDGE Federalist Carmen M Tate

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Natalie E DeLora

Lincoln MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Federalist Hannah C Parker

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Marty Jo A Encinias

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Natalie E DeLora

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Eugenia I Perez

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Marty Jo A Encinias

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Heather S Woods

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Aspen E Hahn

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Krystal M Castillo

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Jamie L Dickey

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Heather S Woods

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Elizabeth N Gomez

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Mary Clara Hastings

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Nicole M Lucero

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Eugenia I Perez

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Mary Clara Hastings

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Jamie L Dickey

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Elizabeth N Gomez

Lincoln COUNTY SHERIFF Nationalist Heather M Herndon

Lincoln SENATOR Federalist Nicole M Lucero

Lincoln DISTRICT ATTORNEY Nationalist Jordan R Chavez

Lincoln MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Nationalist Evalyn K Montoya

Lincoln COUNTY SHERIFF Nationalist Heather M Herndon

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Karah N Tooley

Lincoln DISTRICT ATTORNEY Nationalist Jordan R Chavez

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Mirella Galvan

Lincoln MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Nationalist Evalyn K Montoya

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Elizabeth R Davis

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Mirella Galvan

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Kimberly A Bellows

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Elizabeth R Davis

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Kaitlyn R Kaskalla

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Kimberly A Bellows

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Maribel Villegas

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Karah N Tooley

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Helene A Martinez

Lincoln REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Kaitlyn R Kaskalla

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Diana M Baltazar

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Helene A Martinez

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Diana M Baltazar

Washington COUNTY SHERIFF Federalist Yadira Duran

Lincoln SENATOR Nationalist Maribel Villegas

Washington COUNTY TREASURER Federalist Maggie J Lucero

Washington DISTRICT ATTORNEY Federalist Kassidi A Ulibarri

Washington COUNTY SHERIFF Federalist Yadira Duran

Washington MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Federalist Mariah L Anaya

Washington COUNTY TREASURER Federalist Maggie J Lucero

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Lorraine Trujillo

Washington DISTRICT ATTORNEY Federalist Kassidi A Ulibarri

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Aylissa Lujan

Washington MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Federalist Mariah L Anaya

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Veronica R Mireles

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Lorraine Trujillo

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Nakita L Fluhman

Washington SENATOR Federalist Kira E Turnham

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Veronica R Mireles

Washington SENATOR Federalist Ayse J Muniz

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Federalist Aylissa Lujan

Washington SENATOR Federalist Kira E Turnham

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Regina E Salcido

Washington SENATOR Federalist Ayse J Muniz

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Felecia A Estevan

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Victoria O Castillo

Washington MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Nationalist Jerrika M Lewis

Washington REPRESENTATIVE Nationalist Lindsey E Rogge