em061820q/a/Ethel Maharg, with New Mexico Right to Life from Albuquerque, and around 50 people protested outside the locked Roundhouse Thursday June 18, 2020. They want the State Capitol open during the special session that starts at noon.(Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
rer040722d/A1/04.07.22/Roberto E. Rosales/Abq Journal The New Mexico Business Coalition held a candidate event where all five Republican candidates were present in order to answer for “job interview” format event where they talked about their qualifications suited to be the right leader. The event was held at Revel Entertainment Center. Pictured is candidate Ethel Maharg(Cq). Albuquerque, New Mexico/ Roberto E. Rosales/ Albuquerque Journal
em061820q/a/Ethel Maharg, with New Mexico Right to Life from Albuquerque, and around 50 people protested outside the locked Roundhouse Thursday June 18, 2020. They want the State Capitol open during the special session that starts at noon.(Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
Eddie Moore
Ethel Maharg protests outside the locked Roundhouse in June 2020. She and around 50 others who attended the protest wanted the State Capitol open during the special session. Now Maharg is one of five Republicans running in the gubernatorial primary. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
rer040722d/A1/04.07.22/Roberto E. Rosales/Abq Journal The New Mexico Business Coalition held a candidate event where all five Republican candidates were present in order to answer for “job interview” format event where they talked about their qualifications suited to be the right leader. The event was held at Revel Entertainment Center. Pictured is candidate Ethel Maharg(Cq). Albuquerque, New Mexico/ Roberto E. Rosales/ Albuquerque Journal
