Talk:1994 New Mexico gubernatorial election

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County results map

The county results map is wrong. There's no way San Miguel County voted for a Republican. US Election Atlas has a correct map.

Did Roberto Mondragón cost Johnson the election

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Surely there are reliable sources who analyzed this question, and perhaps polls. A little analysis would help this article. As is, it reads like an almanac entry, not an encyclipedia. Benefac (talk) 05:31, 16 November 2011 (UTC)Reply

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