Credit where it’s due: @ABQJournal had the guts to build and launch a free public database designed to "hold elected officials and other leaders accountable for the results": datascoreboard.abqjournal.co… Across the 5 core policy categories (Economy, Education, Safety, Healthcare, Population), New Mexico is LOSING 51 of 57 scored measures against neighboring states. Our take on the data: we checked their sources, and the raw federal datasets (Census, BLS, BEA, NCES, CDC) are solid—they’re the same ones we’ve used since March. Some big questions remain on how they graded a few categories (like padding Quality of Life with sunny days, or counting out-of-state/retired medical licenses as "Winning" on doctor supply while NM is 5,000 workers short). We encourage every New Mexican to bookmark their scoreboard, use the data freely, and ALWAYS check the primary sources yourself. Now let’s see the Journal’s first real play with this leverage: walking right up to @GovMLG and asking how she views her 8 years in office with a 51–6 losing record—while @NMDems keeps pointing fingers at Trump. Oddly, there was no Trump metric. And every Journal reporter now has a permanent backboard of facts their stories have to clear before publishing. Our full source audit + the 33-county maps statewide averages👇: #nmpol #NewMexico newmexicomadness.com/albuque…