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ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Republican John McCain is in New Mexico today and promises residents they'll see a lot more of him in the battleground state. It's the second time in two months the Republican presidential candidate has been in the state.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain will be back in New Mexico this afternoon.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain will be campaigning in New Mexico. The Arizona senator is to attend a private fund-raiser this evening at an Albuquerque hotel.
More news from across the state:
ALBUQUERQUE — Nine-year-old Jacob Schroeder was ready when his time came to question Republican John McCain. "When do you plan to announce the selection of your vice presidential running mate?" the Albuquerque boy asked at a town hall meeting with the presidential candidate.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Republican John McCain on Tuesday pitched his proposal for a gasoline tax holiday as a way to help New Mexicans struggling with high gasoline prices, and defended his vote against a $290 billion farm bill.
SAN DIEGO — Sens. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and John McCain, R-Ariz., are aggressively courting Latino voters in the early stages of their election contest, as the presumptive Republican nominee is looking to hold onto such Latino-heavy states as New Mexico that Obama hopes to turn blue.
Politically ignored for decades and now seriously organized as a result, Native American voters have become the swing constituency in one of the most politically volatile states in the country.
SANTA FE—It remains a mystery what happened to 182 primary election ballots that turned up missing in Cibola County. There's still no explanation five weeks after the election.
July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Bushes, Kennedys and Clintons take notice: Another political dynasty is emerging, this one in the Rocky Mountains. Two cousins, Mark and Tom Udall , are running as Democrats for U.S. Senate seats in New Mexico and Colorado this year.
Sen. Barack Obama hopes to win four Western states -- Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada and Montana -- in November, but Sen. John McCain is campaigning hard to hold on to the GOP strongholds. Pollsters offer insight.
