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Milan Simonich

Milan Simonich

News Columnist at The Santa Fe New Mexican

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Recent Articles

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Truth, fiction and Damon Runyon

Damon Runyon began working for newspapers as a teenager. His columns and short stories still inspire 80 years after his death.
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Dem legislator backs Republican as her successor

After losing a primary, Rep. Marian Matthews is supporting a Republican who's accused of violating the election law on residency.
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Lies abound in two high-profile House races

GOP candidate Nicole Chavez falsely claimed to hold a college degree. Fellow Republican Rebecca Dow is running ads built on deception.
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Eighth pitch for legislative salaries should fail

New Mexico voters since 1961 have rejected proposals to pay lawmakers. The losing streak needs to extend to this crop of legislators.
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Candidates for governor should oppose legislative salaries

In a show of true gall, lawmakers raised their own pensions 77% while thousands of public retirees receive almost nothing.
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Onetime major party reverts to the bush leagues

Gary Johnson made Libertarians relevant in New Mexico for a couple of election cycles. The momentum evaporated when he stopped campaigning.
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Independents sink before Election Day

New Mexico makes campaigning difficult, even impossible, for minor-party candidates or politicians with no affiliation at all.
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To have a shot, Hull can't consort with Trump

The president is zero for three in New Mexico elections, and he's less popular now than he was in his last defeat two years ago.
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A few old twists from Route 66

The decommissioned highway covering more than 2,400 miles across eight states is connected to stories worth remembering.
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Quality of Life Committee, my foot

With its fragmented bureaucracy, the Santa Fe City Council wastes time instead of working more often as a team.
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No Independents' Day: Political outsiders take a beating

Ridiculous amounts of petition signatures are required for minor-party candidates to make the ballot in New Mexico.