Luján Signs Petition To Force Vote On Net Neutrality
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray LujánCandidate James Robinson Expresses Gratitude
By JAMES ROBINSONI wanted to begin by thanking my family, friends, and supporters. You all have been instrumental to my success and last night would not have ended the way it did without your help!
I also want to thank the citizens of Los Alamos. Last night was another amazing turnout, and you proved that you take your civic duty seriously!
Finally, I want to thank all the Democratic candidates, especially Tim Morrison and Quentin Dimick. We had an amazing group of candidates, and it is a shame not all of us could make it. Thank you for caring about this community, and I hope Read More
Council Candidate Winners Head Into General Election
In Tuesday’s 2018 Primary Election, the four Democrats who emerged the winners of a six-way race to fill four seats on the Los Alamos County Council, from left, Sara Scott (1,905 votes), David Izraelevitz (1,631 votes), Randall Ryti (1,185 votes) and James Robinson (1,128 votes). The candidates shown here at an election night watch party at Unquarked now enter the November General Election race with Republicans Brady Burke (792 votes), John Bliss (773 votes) and Dawn Trujillo Voss (745 votes) and Libertarian Helen Milenski (26 votes). Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Balderas, Keller, Stakeholders Urge Committee Members To Put American Families Ahead Of Special Interests
Attorney General Hector Balderas. Courtesy photoHeinrich Secures Major Gains For N.M. Military Installations, National Labs, High-Tech Manufacturing Economy In Annual Defense Spending Bill
U.S. Sen. Martin HeinrichMVD: Don’t Make Denial The Default
By U.S. Rep. MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAMSheehey Concedes Dist. 43 Race To Chandler
By PETE SHEEHEY I congratulate Christine Chandler, who has won the District 43 Democratic Primary election. Chris and I agree on many issues. I support her as the Democratic candidate for New Mexico House of Representatives, District 43.
Thank you to all who supported me with their votes, time, energy, advice and money. I will continue to work as a Los Alamos County Councilor to help make government better for this community and the state of New Mexico. Read More
Stephanie Garcia Richard Makes History As First Woman Nominee For New Mexico Land Commissioner
Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard steps into a quiet hallway at Unquarked to receive a call Tuesday night from opponent Garrett Veneklasen who conceded the race for New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com 
A crowd gathers to watch election results Tuesday night at Unquarked in Central Park Square. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com In what’s being called the upset of the 2018 Primary Election in New Mexico, Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard of White Rock has won the Democratic Read More
Christine Chandler Of Los Alamos Wins Democratic Nomination For House District 43
Christine Chandler of Los Alamos has won the Democratic nomination for New Mexico House Dist. 43. Chandler, seen here at an election night watch party Tuesday night at Unquarked, received 1,944 votes or 54.79 percent and her opponent Pete Sheehey received 1,604 or 45.21 percent. Chandler now runs against Republican Lisa Shin of Los Alamos in the General Election. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Unofficial Results: 2018 Primary Election For Los Alamos County
Los Alamos County Clerk Naomi Maestas posts the final unofficial results for the 2018 Primary Election this evening in the Boards and Commissions Room at the Municipal Building. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
POLITICAL News:
The Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office has released the unofficial election results for County elections in the 2018 Primary.
Los Alamos County Council
Democrats
David Izraelevitz 1,631
Quentin David Dimick 389
Sara Scott 1,905
James Robinson 1,128
Randall Ryti 1,185
Timothy Thomas Morrison 1,110
Republicans
Brady Burke 792
Dawn Trujillo Voss 745 Read More
Watch LIVE Los Alamos Daily Post Primary Election Night Coverage And Election Results Here!
Members of the Los Alamos Daily Post news team, RJ Montano and Kirsten Laskey set up the electronics late this afternoon in preparation for live coverage of the 2018 Primary Election results. Stay with ladailypost.com. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
To Watch the Live Scene of Election Results At the Municipal Building Click HERE.
Scenes From 2018 Primary Election Night
Candidates, supporters, citizens and media gather to hear results trickling in for the 2018 Primary Election night in the Boards and Commissions Room at the Los Alamos County Municipal Building. Early voting results cast from Los Alamos and White Rock combined total 1,848. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Final Primary Election Vote Cast At Municipal Building … Ballot Counting Underway
Melissa Arias casts the final vote just before 7 p.m. today in the 2018 Primary Election at the Los Alamos County Municipal Building. Ballot counting is now underway … the Los Alamos Daily Post news team is on scene at the Municipal Building and will provide election results coverage throughout the evening. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
2018 Primary Election Coming Down Home Stretch … Polls Close At 7 p.m. Today!
A steady stream of voters enters the Los Alamos County Municipal Building today for the 2018 Primary Election. As of about 3:30 p.m., 774 Democrats, 9 Libertarians and 348 Republicans cast ballots so far today. The grand total of ballots cast so far in this election is 2,950 compared to 2,887 at this time in the 2014 election. A burst of voters is expected between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. today. Vote Centers in addition to the Municipal Building include the Town Hall in White Rock, Betty Ehart Senior Center and the Community Building at the Golf Course. The Los Alamos Daily Post will report election results Read More
On The Job In Los Alamos: Chief Deputy Clerk Adrianna Ortiz
On the job in Los Alamos is Chief Deputy Clerk Adrianna Ortiz this afternoon in the County Clerk’s Office during Primary Election 2018, which is underway until the polls close at 7 p.m. today. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Los Alamos County Council Candidate James Robinson Makes Final Push For Votes On Central Avenue
Los Alamos County Council candidate James Robinson makes a final push for votes this afternoon on Central Avenue. The Polls close at 7 p.m. today in the 2018 Primary Election. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Udall Advances Strong Investments In New Mexico National Labs, Water Infrastructure, Tech Transfer
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall
From the Office of U.S. Sen. Tom Udall:
Udall’s committee approves $43.766 billion funding bill with funding for labs, cleanup, water projects, tech transfer
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Tom Udall, senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced that the committee has advanced key legislation to provide strong funding for New Mexico’s national labs, cleanup projects and technology transfer efforts, the Waste Isolation Pilot Program (WIPP), and water infrastructure projects throughout the state. The overall bill also provided strong increases Read More
Polls Open For Primary Election Day 2018!
PRIMARY ELECTION DAY News:
Today is Primary Election Day 2018 and the polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Los Alamos and White Rock.
Absentee ballots are due in the County Clerk’s Office by 7 p.m., at the Municipal Building at 1000 Central Ave.
VOTE CENTERS:
- Los Alamos County Municipal Bldg. in Council Chambers, 1000 Central Ave.;
- White Rock Town Hall in the Conference Training Room, 139 Longview Dr.;
- Los Alamos County Golf Course in the Community Bldg. Multi-Purpose Room, 4244 Diamond Dr.; and
- Betty Ehart Senior Center – Downstairs Classroom – 1101 Bathtub Row.
For more Read More
Pacheco Canyon Forest Resiliency Project Decision Issued; Tesuque Pueblo Governor Voices Support
SFNF News:
SANTA FE – Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) officials made a decision June 1 to proceed with the Pacheco Canyon Forest Resiliency Project on the Santa Fe National Forest. The decision to proceed with project activities follows more than a year of environmental analysis and collaboration with local, state and federal agencies, Tribal governments and non-governmental organizations.
The project area consists of approximately 2,042 acres of National Forest System lands surrounding tribal lands along Pacheco Canyon Road. The high tree density in the project area increases the risk Read More
Heinrich Statement On 150th Anniversary Of Navajo Nation Treaty Of 1868
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich
