Following are the 2026 New Mexico General Election results in Federal congressional races, Statewide offices and in Bernalillo County as compiled and reported by the New Mexico Secretary of State:
UNITED STATES SENATOR
BEN R LUJAN (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 63% 455,165
LARRY E MARKER
Republican 37% 265,557
TOTAL VOTES: 720,722
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/lujan-wins-second-term-in-us-senate/3154396
U.S. HOUSE, NEW MEXICO DISTRICT 1
MELANIE ANN STANSBURY (iNCUMBENT)
Democrat 64% 178,268
NDIDIAMAKA EKWUA CHARLENE OKPAREKE
Republican 36% 102,301
TOTAL VOTES: 280,562
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/stansbury-wins-reelection-in-us-house-race-1/3154737
U.S. HOUSE, NEW MEXICO DISTRICT 2
GREGORY G CUNNINGHAM
Republican 41% 86,650
GABRIEL VASQUEZ (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 59% 123,113
TOTAL VOTES 209,763
U.S. HOUSE, NEW MEXICO DISTRICT 3
TERESA LEGER FERNANDEZ (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 61% 139,967
MARTIN ZAMORA
Republican 39% 87,653
TOTAL VOTES 227,620
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/Default.aspx
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=FED&map=CTY
GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR
GREGGORY D. HULL AND DAVID M. GALLEGOS
Republican 43% 308,315
DEB HAALAND AND STEPHANIE GARCIA RICHARD
Democrat 57% 412,834
TOTAL VOTES 721,149
SECRETARY OF STATE
AMANDA LÓPEZ ASKIN
Democrat 61% 433,163
RAMONA L GOOLSBY
Republican 39% 279,014
TOTAL VOTES 712,177
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/lopez-askin-wins-new-mexico-secretary-of-state-race/3155346
ATTORNEY GENERAL
RAUL TORREZ (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 63% 450,371
SAMUEL ISAIAH KANE SR
Republican 37% 265,517
TOTAL VOTES 715,888
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/torrez-wins-reelection-in-attorney-general-contest/3154913
STATE AUDITOR
JOSHUA JAMES RYAN LAWRENCE
Republican 40% 280,397
JOSEPH M. MAESTAS (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 60% 427,943
TOTAL VOTES 708,340
STATE TREASURER
JAMES F ELLISON
Republican 40% 285,923
LAURA M MONTOYA (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 60% 423,445
TOTAL VOTES 709,368
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS
MICHAEL JACK PERRY
Republican 39% 280,049
JUAN DE JESUS SANCHEZ III
Democrat 61% 430,427
TOTAL VOTES 710,476
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/Default.aspx
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=SW&map=CTY
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/voters-elect-sanchez-as-new-mexico-land-commissioner/3154810
BERNALILLO COUNTY
Bernalillo County Commissioner DISTRICT 1
BARBARA CHRISTINE BACA (INCUMBENT – UNOPPOSED)
Democrat 100% 36,980
TOTAL VOTES 36,980
Bernalillo County Commissioner DISTRICT 5
THOMAS WAYNE RILEY
Republican 39% 21,877
ERIC OLIVAS (INCUMBENT)
Democrat 61% 33,833
TOTAL VOTES 55,710
BERNALILLO COUNTY SHERRIFF
JOHN D ALLEN (INCUMBENT – UNOPPSED)
Democrat 100% 165,768
TOTAL VOTES 165,768
BERNALILLO COUNTY ASSESSOR
MICHAEL RAY MAINE
Republican 33% 77,489
LINDA STOVER
Democrat 67% 159,653
TOTAL VOTES 237,142
BERNALILLO COUNTY BOND MEASURES
All seven Bernalillo County Bond measures were approved by voters with landslide votes of YES of between 61% and 81%
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/Default.aspx
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=CTYSPEC&map=CTY&cty=02%20&name=Bernalillo
NOTEABLE STATE HOUSE RACES
New Mexico House Democrats have secured a supermajority of 47 seats who will again be lead by New Mexico Speaker of the House Javier Martinz. There were no Senate races this year on the ballot.
In Southwest New Mexico, Republican Luis Terrazas was defeated by Democrat Raul Turrieta with a 53% to 47% final vote. Democrats Rickie Gonzalez of Los Lunas), Chriselle Martinez of Rio Rancho, Dave Mooney of Radium Springs and Raul Turrieta of Silver City defeated their incumbent Republican opponents. Winning Democrats also included Sarah Boses of Galisteo, Abby Foster of Albuquerque, Yolanda “Pancha” Jaramillo of Dixon and Lori Martinez of Las Cruces.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR PAID LEGISLATURE
Constitutional Amendment 4 to allow pay to New Mexico legislators limited to the median household income passed with a 63% YES vote (415,498) to a 37% NO vote (239,681)
https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=SW&map=CTY
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/new-mexico-voters-approve-legislative-pay/3153847
COMMENTARY AND ANALYSIS
The historical significance of Deb Haaland being elected Governor of New Mexico and to become the first Native American woman ever elected governor in U.S. history is truly remarkable. Deb Haaland’s political journey from grassroots organizer, to Democratic party chairperson, to Congresswoman, to Interior Secretary appointed by President Joe Biden and to a nationally recognized figure and now New Mexico Governor is truly remarkable as it is historical. The personal obstacles has overcome during her lifetime makes it clear she understands New Mexico and the needs of its people.
It cannot be ignored that throughout the election process, much hostility, and outright racism was thrown at Deb Haaland on social media, especially by the Republican MAGA crowd, as they degraded and questioned her intelligence and competency despite her education, the positions she has held and her accomplishments. Governor Elect Haaland simply ignored the hate and racism as she campaigned as did the overwhelming majority New Mexico voters as she proved her critics wrong and won in a landslide. As we say in New Mexico “you done good!”
Thank you to all the voters who took their civic responsibility serious and who voted. Congratulations and best wishes to all the victors. Now the hard part begins in making decisions that are in the best interest of our state and its people.