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| The Santa Fe Federated Republican Women is affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Women, one of the oldest and largest grassroots political organization in the country. The SFFRW is committed to providing voters with important and accurate information on current political issues so that everyone can make informed decisions. We provide opportunities for members and guests to meet candidates so that voters can decide which candidate best reflects your views and which candidate you will support. Our events provide a congenial setting to meet interesting people who share your political principles, to socialize with friends, andto hear informative speakers. Locally, our SFFRW has been actively involved in political issues that face all Santa Feans and all New Mexicans. We have taken the lead in petitioning the State Legislature to repeal the law that allows illegal aliens to get NM Drivers Licenses. Our State organization, the NMFRW, is working with all New Mexico FRW Clubs to pass legislation requiring a Photo Voter ID. We invite you to join us! Although only Republican women can join as full members, we welcome Republican men as associate members. Victory in 2012! Join us and let's work together to turn our country around. |
| Results for the $22.8 Million Bond Issue ************** |
Of the $22.8 million bond package suggested, $17 million worth passed. The bonds will be funded with increases in property taxes. It is estimated that on a home worth $300,000, owners will pay $41 more in taxes. Passage of the defeated bond for fire and police stations would have added about $14 more. |
CLUB 54 Tuesday, March 27th Marita Noon, Speaker Details at www.sfclub54.blogspot.com |
Results are in for the March 6th Election
There was a very low voter turnout of about 20% of voters.
Bond 1 for buildings for the fire and police station failed.
Yes 4,636 votes No 5,566 votes
Bond 2 for parks and trails passed with a close vote.
Yes 5,316 votes No 4,951 votes
Bond 3 for sustainable environment passed.
Yes 5,680 votes No 4,577 votes
City Council Seats:
District 1: Patty Bushee won a fifth term with 2,200 votes.
District 2: Peter Ives in his first term with 1,734 votes.
District 3: Fire Chief Chris Rivera won with 621 votes.
District 4: Bill Dimas won with 1,757 votes.
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| Check out "Monthly Events" to get information on the March 12th Lunch |