Special Session and U.S. Senate race compete for attention

Jay Miller

Inside the Capitol - SANTA FE -- The Labor Day weekend usually is the kick off for the following year's major political campaigns. This year may be a little different however. The state legislature's special session on redistricting undoubtedly will grab many of the headlines for a few weeks. That likely means no major announcements by the candidates but it won't stop behind-the-scenes jockeying. The wide open U.S. Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Jeff Bingaman picked up four major candidates very quickly last spring but has been rather quiet since then. Read full column here: News New Mexico

Special Session and U.S. Senate race compete for attention