Wrap Up: Candidates With Ties to LANL Groups Score Political Wins

By Staff Reports

Two candidates with ties to organizations funded by or concerned with the Los Alamos National Laboratory won primary elections Tuesday night that effectively assure them seats in the New Mexico state House of Representatives, according to unofficial results from…

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