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Another big day of New Mexico news. Election news came through with a new ad by Heinrich starting today (a positive ad that nevertheless takes subtle swipes at Republicans, including his opponent in the U.S. Senate, Heather Wilson.

Also, the state legislative races are heating up. So far, it is Reform New Mexico and other Republican groups that are making the most noise by inundating voters with negative information on Democratic voters -- those big money groups from Democrats haven't been making much of a splash yet.

With absentee voting beginning in just two weeks, candidates are running out of time to change undecided voters minds (speaking of unlikely voters, check out this SNL skit on who the undecided voters are).

On to the Word:

Here is the full text of the ad:

The Super PACS doing the attacks are technically not associated with Martinez -- but are run by Martinez's political advisers.

The ability to analyze the specific benefits of the tax expenditures is largely beyond the scope of the analyses summarized in this report, and will require a concerted, multi-agency effort, the report says.

Now, those industry pioneers say their own effort shows that the government should back research into future sources of energy _ for decades, if need be _ to promote breakthroughs. For all its success now, many people in the oil and gas industry itself once thought shale gas was a waste of time.

Garcia faces a Republican candidate in November, but the progressive Democrat likely will win reelection in the South Valley district that is more than 80 percent Hispanic.

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Morning Word, 09-25-12