Ryan Boetel

Last week, I said election night was going to show what political shifts are happening in the Duke City. Is it lurching more to the right? Or moving further to

Nov. 8—Last week, I said election night was going to show what political shifts are happening in the Duke City. Is it lurching more to the right? Or moving further to the left, like in New York City where a democratic socialist was just elected mayor of America's largest city? Turns out, in Albuquerque, there's not much of a shift. We're headed to a runoff election on Dec. 9 between Mayor Tim ...

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Early returns show several state House incumbents in close primary fights, including Rep. Marian Matthews who trailed by just 43 votes.

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Rep. Marian Matthews was unseated by challenger Abby Foster in the District 27 primary. See the full results from other tight races.

One incumbent representative was unseated in Tuesday's primary. Abby Foster defeated Rep. Marian Matthews by just 42 votes in the tight race.