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New Mexico Elected Officials & 2026 Candidates
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New MexicoDates for November 3
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| Action | Date | Details and source |
|---|---|---|
| Register online | Passed | Regular online registration closes; later in-person registration options remain. Official source ↗ |
| Register by mail | Passed | Regular registration by mail or agent closes; check later in-person options. Official source ↗ |
| Early voting begins | Passed | Early voting begins at county clerks; expanded sites have later start dates. Official source ↗ |
Checked 2026-10-16. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.
Secretary of State
County Clerk, Board of Registration administer elections across 33 reported local jurisdictions. Get the source profile, registration guide, rules, and calendar.
Governor of New Mexico
A permanent office record joined to the current holder and official government website.

Michelle Lujan Grisham
Current roster matched to the official office website
Who represents New Mexico in Washington?
Each link opens the permanent seat record—not a temporary biography—so history survives elections and vacancies.
- Senate · Class 1Martin HeinrichNovember 5, 2030 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- Senate · Class 2Ben Ray LujánNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 1Melanie A. StansburyNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 2Gabe VasquezNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
- House · District 3Teresa Leger FernandezNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

Democratic Party
110 current legislators across 111 permanent offices
Open States supplies the normalized roster. When one of its contact or portrait fields is empty, Electionpedia can fill that gap only from a name-matched official legislative page and keeps the source attached to that individual field.
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- State House · District 1Rod Montoya505-986-4454

Republican Party
- State House · District 2Mark Duncan505-986-4226

Republican Party
- State House · District 3Bill Hall505-986-4336

Republican Party
- State House · District 4Joseph Hernandez505-986-4233

Democratic Party
- State House · District 5Wonda Johnson505-986-4433

Democratic Party
- State House · District 6Martha Garcia505-986-4464

Democratic Party
- State House · District 7Tanya Moya505-986-4214

Republican Party
- State House · District 8Brian Baca505-986-4221

Republican Party
- State House · District 9Patty Lundstrom505-986-4249

Democratic Party
- State House · District 10Andrés Romero505-986-4842

Democratic Party
- State House · District 11Javier Martínez505-986-4782

Democratic Party
- State House · District 12Art De La Cruz505-986-4333

Democratic Party
- State House · District 13Pat Roybal Caballero505-986-4416

Democratic Party
- State House · District 14Miguel García505-986-4242

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- State House · District 15Day Hochman-Vigil505-986-4777

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- State House · District 16Yanira Gurrola505-986-4435

Democratic Party
- State House · District 17Cynthia Borrego505-986-4236

Democratic Party
- State House · District 18Marianna Anaya505-986-4254

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- State House · District 19Janelle Anyanonu505-986-4435

Democratic Party
- State House · District 20Meredith Dixon505-986-4320

Democratic Party
- State House · District 21Debbie Sariñana505-986-4438

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- State House · District 22Stefani Lord505-986-4453

Republican Party
- State House · District 23Alan Martinez505-986-4758

Republican Party
- State House · District 24Liz Thomson505-986-4425

Democratic Party
- State House · District 25Cristina Parajón505-986-4436

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- State House · District 26Eleanor Chávez505-986-4242

Democratic Party
- State House · District 27Marian Matthews505-986-4248

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- State House · District 28Pamelya Herndon505-986-4248

Democratic Party
- State House · District 29Joy Garratt505-986-4341

Democratic Party
- State House · District 30Diane Torres-Velásquez505-986-4255

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- State House · District 31Nicole Chavez505-986-4214

Republican Party
- State House · District 32Jenifer Jones505-986-4227

Republican Party
- State House · District 33Micaela Cadena505-986-4210

Democratic Party
- State House · District 34Ray Lara505-986-4777

Democratic Party
- State House · District 35Angelica Rubio505-986-4210

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New Mexico election dates
Dates below are transcribed from the Federal Election Commission's published congressional calendar. They are subject to change and should be confirmed with New Mexico's election authority.
Nationwide scheduled date
21 FEC candidate records for New Mexico
Candidate filing does not guarantee ballot qualification. Financial totals appear only where the FEC bulk summary publishes them.
Ben Ray Luján
U.S. Senate
$5,626,629 receivedGabe Vasquez
U.S. House · District 2
$3,784,102 receivedMelanie A. Stansbury
U.S. House · District 1
$1,671,811 receivedTeresa Leger Fernandez
U.S. House · District 3
$1,554,253 receivedGreg Cunningham
U.S. House · District 2
$1,510,080 receivedMartin R Zamora
U.S. House · District 3
$598,684 receivedJose Orozco
U.S. House · District 2
$218,755 receivedNdidiamaka Okpareke
U.S. House · District 1
$100,340 receivedSources and update dates
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