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Sheriff Racks Up Millions in Settlements
Who is Manny Gonzales?
The Case for Mayor Manny
Sheriff Manny Gives Gov’s Health Orders The Finger
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This week, we’re taking a look at Sheriff Manny Gonzales, the man most likely to challenge Mayor Keller.
We also take a look at Mayor Keller’s first 3 years and how he’ll make the case for 4 more.
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Who is Manny Gonzales?
Manuel Gonzales III, or Manny as he likes to be called, is a lifelong resident of Albuquerque. He has more…
The Case for Mayor Manny
One thing is for certain, Manny Gonzales knows how to run and win elections. In 2018 Republican Lou Golson challenged…
Sheriff Manny Gives Gov’s Health Orders The Finger
It seems to be the trend in New Mexico these days that the county sheriff gets to decide which health…
Sheriff Racks Up Millions in Settlements
Whoever inherits the mayor’s 11th floor office in City Hall this November will be responsible for implementing the Department of…
The Sheriff (Finally) Dons a Camera
Manny Gonzales has often pitted himself as the “tough on crime” sheriff, but Gonzales also has his fair share of…
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