Secretary Of State The Alibi Endorses: No One Job Description: Oversees the statewide election process. Maintains lists of registered voters. Evaluates voting machines. Manages campaign finance reports. Second in line of [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Governor The Alibi Endorses: Diane Denish Job Description: Executive head of the state. Enforces laws. Appoints officers. Prepares the budget to present to the Legislature. Term: Four years, limited [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Bernalillo County Sheriff The Alibi Endorses: Dan Houston Job Description: Bernalillo County’s top law enforcement official. Oversees and manages more than 400 employees. Term : Four years, limited to two consecutive [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
U.s. Congress The Alibi Endorses: Martin Heinrich Job Description: Federal representative for New Mexicans living in the 1 st Congressional District. Drafts and votes on legislation. Term: Two years, no [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Land Commissioner The Alibi Endorses: Ray Powell Job Description: Custodian of the state’s public lands. Majority of the revenue generated from the office goes to New Mexico schools. Term: Four [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Print-N-Save Voters Guide Use the handy “print” link to the right of the headline for a print-friendly version . United States Representative, District 1 Martin Heinrich, [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Judges Judged Your ballot will include nonpartisan judges without opponents who still need your approval to keep their seats. A judge is re-elected when she [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
The Alibi’s 2010 Election Endorsements Rhetoric in this country has reached a fever pitch. Folks are angry, and they’re scared because money’s tight. That means candidates and campaign [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Also On The Ballot We weren’t able to meet with the following candidates, and so can’t endorse in these statewide races. But here are some brief bios [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More
Bonds The Alibi endorses all bonds in 2010. Here’s a quick rundown: The Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority wants $20 million for flood [...] Alibi \ Oct 28, 2010 Read More