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This document is an archived printout of an Albuquerque Tribune article detailing campaign contributions to Governor-elect Bill Richardson (likely from late 2002 based on the URL and context). It highlights significant financial support from labor unions ($633,488 total), specifically AFSCME, and gambling interests ($648,392 total), specifically The Downs at Albuquerque. The document appears to be part of a 2017 Public Records Request to the Department of Justice.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Bill Richardson | Governor-elect |
Recipient of large campaign contributions listed in the article.
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| Gary Johnson | Outgoing Governor |
Mentioned regarding the expiration of collective bargaining agreements.
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Organizations (7)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Albuquerque Tribune |
Publisher of the article.
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| AFSCME |
Labor union, top donor giving $300,000.
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| Communication Workers of America |
Labor union, donor giving $100,000.
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| American Federation of Teachers |
Labor union, donor giving $50,000.
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| The Downs at Albuquerque |
Gambling entity, donor giving $100,000.
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| State Racing Commission |
Regulatory body mentioned in relation to The Downs.
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| Department of Justice |
Implied by footer 'DOJ-OGR' (Office of Government Relations).
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Locations (2)
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Location of the publication and the entities mentioned.
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State where the election and political activities are taking place.
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Relationships (2)
Refers to Richardson as 'gov. elect' and Johnson as 'Outgoing Gov.'
AFSCME gave $300,000 to Richardson's campaign.
Key Quotes (3)
"The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from: 1. Labor unions: $633,488"Source
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"AFSCME is angling to persuade the Legislature and the governor to reinstate collective bargaining for state employees."Source
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"In a matter of five years, gambling money has become one of the top influences in state politics."Source
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RICHARDSON'S CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from:
1. Labor unions: $633,488
The top union donor was AFSCME, the public-employee's labor group, which gave $300,000 in cash contributions. AFSCME also produced its own radio and television ads during the Republican primary that were critical of GOP candidates.
The top union donor was AFSCME, the public-employee's labor group, which gave $300,000 in cash contributions. AFSCME also produced its own radio and television ads during the Republican primary that were critical of GOP candidates.
AFSCME is angling to persuade the Legislature and the governor to reinstate collective bargaining for state employees. Outgoing Gov. Gary Johnson allowed the previous agreement to expire, and Richardson has promised to work on a new agreement.
The Communication Workers of America, which represents several thousand employees in New Mexico, contributed $100,000 through its political action committee in New Mexico. The American Federation of Teachers, one of two national teachers unions that represents New Mexico educators, gave $50,000.
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2. Gambling interests: $648,392
This is a significant development in New Mexico campaign finances. In a matter of five years, gambling money has become one of the top influences in state politics.
This is a significant development in New Mexico campaign finances. In a matter of five years, gambling money has become one of the top influences in state politics.
The top gambling contributor was the Downs at Albuquerque, which donated $100,000.
The Downs has a relationship with the state because the racing license is regulated by the state Racing Commission. The Downs also
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PPublic Records Request No.: 17-295-2006
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Page 58 of 135
http://abatrib.com/archives/news02/120702_news_donate.shtml
PPublic Records Request No.: 17-295-2006
DOJ-OGR-00031231
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