Berry Takes The Lead Conservative republican Richard Berry is leading the mayor’s race with over 40 percent of the vote counted so far. That according to New [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
Monster-Themed Breakfast Cereals Available Now Breakfast just got a whole lot scarier. No, I’m not referring to the puss and hormones in your factory-farmed milk. I’m talking about [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More A happy Halloween season begins with a sugar-ridden breakfast ...
Live Mayoral Race Updates The Moustache Is Winning According to the City of Albuquerque, with 105 out of 186 of absentee, early and precinct votes counted, conservative republican Richard Berry has [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More That moustache smells victory in Albuquerque. (Eric Williams)
Crowds A Mayor’s Camp Twittle Thumbs A good crowd, albeit not a very happy one, is waiting for the mayor to arrive at O’Niell’s. Lots of city workers are [...] Carolyn Carlson \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
From Romero’s Camp Here at Richard Romero’s brick Barelas home, the party is lively and he’s telling everyone to make themselves comfortable. It smells like chile [...] Marisa Demarco \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
Chavez Mostly Concedes, Berry Pretty Much Wins Mayor Martin Chavez has left O’Neill’s. Republican Richard Berry is Albuquerque’s next mayor. More to come … Editorial \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
Close But No Cigar Three-Time Mayor Martin Chavez To Have Lunch With R.j. Berry Tomorrow Mayor Chavez arrived at O’Niell’s and was elegant and graceful in a speech that all but conceded to Richard Berry. He said all [...] Carolyn Carlson \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More Chavez wants to make a better salary.
The Race The official countdown has begun. Who do you predict will win in today’s election? Christie Chisholm \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
What You Need To Know To Vote Today A summary of Steven Robert Allen’s report last week.Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bring a photo ID. Scan this list [...] Marisa Demarco \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More
Divide And Conquer Though Albuquerque’s mayoral race is non-partisan in theory, nobody’s fooled. Martin Chavez and Richard Romero are Democrats, while R.J Berry seems to have [...] Erin McCullough \ Oct 08, 2009 Read More Republicans have little time for windswept moors.
