Teresa Smith de Cherif

[...] . $114.79 in-kind donations. Alfred Glass (D) – $100 raised. $0 spent. $100 cash on hand. $0 unpaid debt. $0 in- [...]

[...] the first time in 60 years. Democrats currently have a 37-33 advantage. Some races to watch: House District 4 Rep. Sharon Clahchischilliage  (R) vs. Harrison Todacheene (D) Clahchischilliage won the [...]

[...] among the candidates who won with the support of CVNM is Doreen Johnson, the candidate in House District 5. This is the race that CVNM is most recognized with following the group’s funding of a [...]

[...] in Congress. Clawson is one of four candidates competing for the Democratic nomination in House District 9, which includes parts of McKinley and San Juan counties. Clawson, 38, the married father of [...]

[...] By Journal Staff PUBLISHED: Monday, May 12, 2014 at 11:16 am House District 7 Teresa Smith de Cherif POLITICAL PARTY: Democratic OCCUPATION: Medical doctor CITY/TOWN OF [...]

[...] : N.M. Rep. Miguel Garcia’s recent email to fellow democrats concerning Jim Danner and Dr. Teresa Smith de Cherif represents a disrespect to his office and all the citizens of New Mexico. For that [...]

[...] Soil and Water Conservation District election were announced. Incumbent for board Position 4 Teresa Smith de Cherif beat out challenger Lawrence Sanchez, 266 votes to 143. “I love the people of [...]

[...] , a nonprofit group that focuses on the welfare of shelter animals. � Dr. Teresa Smith de Cherif: Smith de Cherif, of Los Lunas, is a specialist in the field of infectious [...]

[...] by Staff | Apr 24, 2013 | Filed under: News Position 4 Name: Teresa Smith de Cherif (I) Age: 52 Community: Valencia County, El Cerro de Tomé Occupation: Medical [...]

[...] and Republicans have said it’s one of the 10 races that could determine the control of the New Mexico Legislature. But on Wednesday, after some Democratic leaders — including candidate Otero — [...]

[...] Milan Simonich The New Mexican Because Republicans have a chance Tuesday to take control of the New Mexico House of Representatives for the first time in 60 years, attacks against candidates of both [...]

[...] “San Clemente Neighborhood Association” is not a recognized entity in the state of New Mexico. “The members of an entity must have standing. There has been nothing showing that the [...]

[...] when many speculate that the state Republican Party has a decent shot at winning control of the New Mexico House of Representatives for the first time in decades, legislative leaders of both parties& [...]

[...] time, because of financial difficulties the county had encountered, funding for VSWCD from Valencia County was cut by $12,000. The district proposed a 10-year, half-mill levy, which would have also [...]

[...] . Fortunately, at least one Ghanaian citizen is being trained in health right here in Valencia County. Mr. Nuhu Alhassan, who was featured in “Fulfilling a dream in Valencia County” in the [...]

[...] 24, 2013 | Filed under: News Position 4 Name: Teresa Smith de Cherif (I) Age: 52 Community: Valencia County, El Cerro de Tomé Occupation: Medical doctor, farmer and rancher Education: Doctor of [...]

[...] . Garcia’s email to other state Democratic leaders about legislative primary races in Valencia County said, “A minority of unsuspecting Democratic leaders are supporting the Democratic Anglo [...]

[...] of a county commission zoning decision from July of last year. He also ruled to allow the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District (VSWCD) to file a brief of amicus curiae or friend of the [...]

[...] of arts, cum laude, Mount Holyoke College, 1983. Previous political experience: Board member, Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District, 2008 to present; diplomat, delegation of the government of [...]

[...] of Los Lunas, is a specialist in the field of infectious diseases who also sits on the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District board. She is in Africa, working on the swine flu. & [...]

[...] it was smiles all around for everyone else Tuesday evening after the results of the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District election were announced. Incumbent for board Position 4 [...]

[...] back to the local community by serving on the board of the Valencia County Soil and Water Conservation District. She is a multi-generation bilingual Spanish speaker, which is a comfort to many of the [...]

[...] zoning decision from July of last year. He also ruled to allow the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District (VSWCD) to file a brief of amicus curiae or friend of the court in the matter. In [...]

[...] Holyoke College, 1983. Previous political experience: Board member, Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District, 2008 to present; diplomat, delegation of the government of Sao Tomé and Pr& [...]

[...] RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: After five-year appointment, was elected to Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District, 2013; won with 2-1 ratio. Wrote friend of the court brief, 13th Judicial District [...]

[...] up another three, in order to become the majority. They’re hoping the presence of GOP Gov. Susana Martinez at the top of their ticket as she runs for re-election will provide the boost they need. [...]

[...] is a physical therapist at Albuquerque Public Schools while James was appointed by Susana Martinez to the University of New Mexico Board of Regents and works at Sandia National Labs. [...]

[...] faces Democrat Matthew McQueen of Santa Fe in a Democratic-leaning district. GOP Gov. Susana Martinez appointed Perea last year to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Stephen Easley, a [...]

[...] are those held by Republican Vickie Perea, RBelen, who was appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez to fill the position previously held by Rep. Stephen Easley, a Santa Fe County [...]

[...] 28-27. Republicans hope to pick up a seat held by first-term Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard, D-Los Alamos Two Republicans from Los Alamos are running for the right to face her in the November general [...]

[...] GOP hope for Perea this year, he said. This will be the second election in a row in which the Los Alamos-dominated District 43 is considered a major battlefield. Garcia Richard won a tight race [...]

[...] in 2012. — District 43: First-term Democrat Stephanie Garcia Richard, a teacher from Los Alamos, is running against Republican Geoff Rodgers, a Los Alamos County councilor. — District [...]

[...] of both parties have been shrill, deceptive and often false. Geoff Rodgers, a Republican from Los Alamos, is running for the seat in House District 43 and trying to clear his name at the same time. An [...]

[...] Police Department officer, won by just 78 votes two years ago in the closely divided Albuquerque district. Begaye, a Navajo, is a lawyer who frequently represents children in abuse and neglect [...]