David Clements on News New Mexico Wednesday

David Clements, Candidate for U.S. Senate

David Clements, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate will be in the News New Mexico studio Wednesday, October 30, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 

     He is the former Assistant District Attorney and senior trial lawyer for the 6th Judicial District in southwestern New Mexico. He currently serves as the Dona Ana County Republican Party Chairman and 2nd Congressional District Vice-Chair of the New Mexico Republican Liberty Caucus.
     David is married to Erin and they are raising their 3yr old son Roland in Las Cruces. David received his bachelors degree at New Mexico State University in Kinesiology and his law degree from the University of New Mexico.

     If you have question for David, please submit them here.

David Clements on News New Mexico Wednesday

Alan Webber to run for Governor

Alan Webber

Santa Fe businessman and former magazine publisher Alan Webber has joined the race for governor, becoming the fourth Democratic candidate to take on Republican incumbent Susana Martinez. 

Webber said Monday in an interview that he's entering the race because New Mexico faces problems in creating good jobs and providing a quality education to children. Webber said "it's going to take new leadership in the governor's office to turn those things around." 

The 65-year-old Webber co-founded the business magazine Fast Company in the 1990s and later sold it. 

Webber joins Attorney General Gary King and state Sens. Linda Lopez of Albuquerque and Howie Morales of Silver City in seeking the Democratic nomination.

Alan Webber to run for Governor

APD releases names of officers injured in shootout

Albuquerque Police have released the names and conditions of the three officers wounded in Saturday's shootout.

 Ofc. Matthew Hannum was hired by APD in June 2004 as a PSA, and entered the police academy in July of 2006. Hannum was hospitalized and later released. 

Ofc. Eric Martinez was hired by APD in January of 2004. Martinez was grazed by bullet fragments and was treated on the scene. 

Ofc. Daniel Morales was hired in 2003. Morales remains hospitalized and is recovering from his injuries. 

BCSO deputy Robin Hopkins remains in intensive care as a result of her injuries. Doctors anticipate her to remain in the hospital for several weeks.

APD releases names of officers injured in shootout