New Mexico Senior Citizen Facility Improvement Bonds, Bond Question A (2012), Support.New Mexico Public Defender Office Amendment, Constitutional Amendment 5 (2012), Support.New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Insurance Division Amendment, Constitutional Amendment 4 (2012), Support.New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Corporation Chartering Amendment, Constitutional Amendment 3 (2012), Support.

New Mexico Public Regulation Commissioner Qualifications Amendment, Constitutional Amendment 2 (2012), Support.New Mexico Judicial Standards Amendment, Constitutional Amendment 1 (2012), Oppose.New Mexico Capital Expenditures for Higher, Tribal and Special Education, Bond Question C (2014), Yes.New Mexico Capital Expenditures for Libraries, Bond Question B (2014), Yes.New Mexico Senior Citizen Facilities, Bond Question A (2014), Yes.New Mexico Land Grant Fund Investments, Amendment 5 (2014), Support.New Mexico Urban County Charter, Amendment 4 (2014), Oppose.New Mexico Candidacy Declarations in Judicial Retention Elections, Amendment 3 (2014), Support.New Mexico Student on Board of Regents, Amendment 2 (2014), Support.New Mexico Dates for School Elections, Amendment 1 (2014), Support.John McCain in 2008 and President George W. The editorial board of Albuquerque Journal endorsed Republican presidential candidates including former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney in 2012, U.S. The following list is a sampling of the paper's editorial positions available on Ballotpedia: It has held its current name, the Albuquerque Journal, since 1925. In 1903, the word 'Democrat' was dropped from the name, and its name once again became Albuquerque Morning Journal. In 1887, it was absorbed by the Albuquerque Daily Democrat, and two years later the name changed again to Albuquerque Journal-Democrat. In 1882, the paper discontinued the evening edition and became the Albuquerque Morning Journal. Journal Publishing Company took over and published the Albuquerque Daily Journal, an evening paper. The Journal was founded in 1880 after the owner of its predecessor, The Golden Gate, died.

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