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- ↑ Segarra, Curtis (October 25, 2023). "New Mexico Senator Stuart Ingle announces retirement". Roswell Daily Record.
- Senator Stuart Ingle at the NM Senate website
- Project Vote Smart – Senator Stuart Ingle (NM) profile
- Follow the Money – Stuart Ingle
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