Dan Boyd is the Capitol Bureau Chief at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, climate change, cannabis, and legal affairs, often highlighting the intersections of these themes. Boyd's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Motley Fool, New Zealand Herald, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Dan Boyd's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in New Mexico, particularly relating to laws, state officials, and political developments. His work frequently covers changes in legislation and the impact of these changes on the local community.
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By: Dan Boyd
Independent expenditure groups backed by oil executives and out-of-state donors are spending heavily on negative ads
Duke Rodriguez says he'll stop using president's image but calls the ads 'political parody,' not an endorsement claim
By: Dan Boyd
Democratic gubernatorial candidate says he'd bring sense of urgency to pressing issues
By: Dan Boyd
Governor's Office says more than 360 wildfires recorded during first four months of 2026
By: Dan Boyd
Ruling also directs top state Republican Party officials to remain neutral in contested primary races
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Moving up state's primary election could also require change to current state law SANTA FE — Gov.
By: Dan Boyd
Democrats Deb Haaland, Sam Bregman lead way in spending, new campaign fundraising report shows
SANTA FE — A state judge Wednesday ordered Amy Barela to step down as the chairwoman of New Mexico’s Republican Party, ruling she and other top state GOP officials had failed to comply with party rule...
Contests between moderate and progressive Democrats may decide the fate of future bills on crime, climate change, and paid family leave.
By: Dan Boyd
SANTA FE — The outcomes of more than a dozen contested New Mexico state House primary races this week are unlikely to significantly shift the 70-member chamber’s moorings. But they could impact its po...
