Governor
- Deb Haaland Dem
- Gregg Hull Rep
No votes reported yet.
New Mexico · November 3, 2026
Your vote counts.
Make sure it gets counted.
You have the right to vote without intimidation.
You should never feel rushed, questioned about your eligibility, or watched closely by anyone in or near a polling place. If something feels wrong, you can leave the line, ask for a poll worker, or call Election Protection.
Voter intimidation is illegal inside and outside polling places. If you see threats, harassment, blocked access, or intimidating questioning of a voter’s eligibility – or you’re concerned about officers near a polling place – contact Election Protection for help.
Key dates
- Early voting beginsTuesday, October 628 days before the election
- Election DayTuesday, November 3
Need help voting? Call Election Protection.
Free. Nonpartisan. Multilingual. Trained volunteers can help with voting questions and problems.
- English866-OUR-VOTE866-687-8683
- Spanish / English888-VE-Y-VOTA888-839-8682
- Asian languages / English888-API-VOTE888-274-8683
- Arabic / English844-YALLA-US844-925-5287
Language availability and hotline hours vary. Check Election Protection’s current information.
Trusted Resources
Election Security and Integrity in New Mexico
Read the Election Security and Integrity FAQs ↗
Originally published at https://www.voteinfonm.org/faq
Learn About New Mexico’s Election Protections and Resources
New Mexico law (SB 264) keeps federal troops and armed federal personnel away from polling places, their parking areas, and within 50 feet of ballot drop boxes during the 28 days before an election through Election Day. Voter intimidation – inside or outside the polls – is illegal. Federal authorities still have lawful duties under federal law, this is about making sure no one is harassed or frightened at the ballot box.
Information checked September 18, 2026.
New Mexico 2026 Election Returns
November 3, 2026 general election · Selected federal and statewide races.
Unofficial results from Wikipedia; source coverage may be incomplete.
Updated
U.S. Senate
- Ben Ray Luján Dem
- Larry Marker Rep
No votes reported yet.
U.S. House — District 1
- Melanie Stansbury Dem
- Didi Okapareke Rep
No votes reported yet.
U.S. House — District 2
- Gabe Vasquez Dem
- Greg Cunningham Rep
No votes reported yet.
U.S. House — District 3
- Teresa Leger Fernández Dem
- Martin Zamora Rep
No votes reported yet.
Attorney General
- Raúl Torrez Dem
- Samuel Kane, Sr. Rep
No votes reported yet.
Secretary of State
- Amanda López Askin Dem
- Ramona L. Goolsby Rep
No votes reported yet.
State Auditor
- Joseph Maestas Dem
- Joshua Lawrence Rep
No votes reported yet.
State Treasurer
- Laura Montoya Dem
- James F. Ellison Rep
No votes reported yet.
Commissioner of Public Lands
- Juan Sanchez Dem
- Michael Perry Rep
No votes reported yet.