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🚨 A $165 BILLION data center project in New Mexico is facing new scrutiny. Doña Ana County commissioners voted unanimously to notify Project Jupiter developers that their proposed power generation plan could violate the bond agreement backing the massive Santa Teresa facility.
Meanwhile, El Paso Electric is seeking a $70.5 million base rate increase that could raise New Mexico customers' electricity rates by an average of 26.8% in 2027. Project Jupiter also needs an air quality permit for a planned natural gas-fueled power plant, with a public hearing scheduled to begin Dec. 7. Questions remain about the project's power plans and the implications for New Mexico.
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🚨 CRIME IS DOWN. New federal data shows violent crime victimization fell 25% and property crime victimization dropped 19% in 2025 compared with 2024. The Justice Department says these are the largest single-year declines in the history of its survey, which dates back to 1973.
So what's behind the decline? The Justice Department points to stronger policing, increased immigration enforcement, stepped-up drug enforcement, and efforts to crack down on gun trafficking and criminal gangs. The 2025 findings are preliminary, with final estimates expected in 2027.
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📊 NEW POLL: Democrat Deb Haaland leads Republican Gregg Hull 50% to 44% in New Mexico’s governor’s race, according to a new Peak Insights poll. Five percent remain undecided, and the six-point gap is consistent with other recent surveys.
TURNOUT COULD BE KEY. Among respondents who have not yet voted, Haaland leads 48% to 45%, a much tighter margin than her 75% to 24% lead among those who had already voted. With Haaland significantly outraising Hull, the final weeks could come down to voter turnout and whether Hull can win over undecided voters.
🚨 New Mexico Rep. Andrea Reeb, R-Clovis, has resigned from the state House after a federal judge ruled that her simultaneous service as a legislator and special prosecutor violated the New Mexico Constitution.
Reeb says she relied on guidance from the State Ethics Commission and a 2024 opinion from Attorney General Raúl Torrez’s office. Although she disagrees with the judge’s ruling, she says resignation is the appropriate course. County commissions in her district will nominate a replacement, and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham will make the appointment.
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The New Mexico Sentinel Editorial Board is endorsing Republican Greg Cunningham for Congress in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, arguing the district needs new leadership in Washington. From energy development and public safety to tax relief for working families and election integrity, here’s why the Sentinel believes Cunningham is the right choice over incumbent Gabe Vasquez👇
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Gregg Hull is earning our support for his record of leadership in Rio Rancho, his plan to eliminate New Mexico’s personal income tax, and his promise to put rural communities back on the map. ✔️
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