New Mexico

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the New Mexico Legislature. For New Mexico's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Howie C. Morales (Democratic)
Attorney General Raúl Torrez (Democratic)

Senate 42 members · 42 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the New Mexico Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Bill Sharer (Republican)
District 2 Steve Lanier (Republican)
District 3 Shannon Pinto (Democratic)
District 4 George Muñoz (Democratic)
District 5 Leo Jaramillo (Democratic)
District 6 Bobby Gonzales (Democratic)
District 7 Pat Woods (Republican)
District 8 Pete Campos (Democratic)
District 9 Cindy Nava (Democratic)
District 10 Katy Duhigg (Democratic)
District 11 Linda López (Democratic)
District 12 Jay Block (Republican)
District 13 Debbie O'Malley (Democratic)
District 14 Michael Padilla (Democratic)
District 15 Heather Berghmans (Democratic)
District 16 Antoinette Sedillo Lopez (Democratic)
District 17 Mimi Stewart (Democratic)
District 18 Natalie Figueroa (Democratic)
District 19 Ant Thornton (Republican)
District 20 Martin Hickey (Democratic)
District 21 Nicole Tobiassen (Republican)
District 22 Benny Shendo (Democratic)
District 23 Harold Pope (Democratic)
District 24 Linda Trujillo (Democratic)
District 25 Peter Wirth (Democratic)
District 26 Moe Maestas (Democratic)
District 27 Pat Boone (Republican)
District 28 Gabriel Ramos (Republican)
District 29 Joshua Sanchez (Republican)
District 30 Angel Charley (Democratic)
District 31 Joe Cervantes (Democratic)
District 32 Candy Ezzell (Republican)
District 33 Rex Wilson (Republican)
District 34 Jim Townsend (Republican)
District 35 Crystal Brantley (Republican)
District 36 Jeff Steinborn (Democratic)
District 37 Bill Soules (Democratic)
District 38 Carrie Hamblen (Democratic)
District 39 Liz Stefanics (Democratic)
District 40 Craig Brandt (Republican)
District 41 David Gallegos (Republican)
District 42 Larry Scott (Republican)

House 67 members · 70 seats · 3 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the New Mexico Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Rod Montoya (Republican)
District 2 Mark Duncan (Republican)
District 3 Bill Hall (Republican)
District 4 Joseph Hernandez (Democratic)
District 5 Wonda Johnson (Democratic)
District 6 Martha Garcia (Democratic)
District 7 Tanya Moya (Republican)
District 8 Brian Baca (Republican)
District 9 Patty Lundstrom (Democratic)
District 10 Andrés Romero (Democratic)
District 11 Javier Martínez (Democratic)
District 12 Art De La Cruz (Democratic)
District 13 Pat Roybal Caballero (Democratic)
District 14 Miguel García (Democratic)
District 15 Day Hochman-Vigil (Democratic)
District 16 Yanira Gurrola (Democratic)
District 17 Cynthia Borrego (Democratic)
District 18 Marianna Anaya (Democratic)
District 19 Janelle Anyanonu (Democratic)
District 20 Meredith Dixon (Democratic)
District 21 Debbie Sariñana (Democratic)
District 22 Stefani Lord (Republican)
District 23 Alan Martinez (Republican)
District 24 Liz Thomson (Democratic)
District 25 Cristina Parajón (Democratic)
District 26 Eleanor Chávez (Democratic)
District 27 Marian Matthews (Democratic)
District 28 Pamelya Herndon (Democratic)
District 29 Joy Garratt (Democratic)
District 30 Diane Torres-Velásquez (Democratic)
District 31 Nicole Chavez (Republican)
District 32 Jenifer Jones (Republican)
District 33 Micaela Cadena (Democratic)
District 34 Ray Lara (Democratic)
District 35 Angelica Rubio (Democratic)
District 36 Nathan Small (Democratic)
District 37 Vacant
District 38 Rebecca Dow (Republican)
District 39 Luis Terrazas (Republican)
District 40 Joseph Sanchez (Democratic)
District 41 Vacant
District 42 Kristina Ortez (Democratic)
District 43 Chris Chandler (Democratic)
District 44 Kathleen Cates (Democratic)
District 45 Linda Serrato (Democratic)
District 46 Andrea Romero (Democratic)
District 47 Reena Szczepanski (Democratic)
District 48 Tara Luján (Democratic)
District 49 Gail Armstrong (Republican)
District 50 Matthew McQueen (Democratic)
District 51 John Block (Republican)
District 52 Doreen Gallegos (Democratic)
District 53 Sarah Silva (Democratic)
District 54 Jon Henry (Republican)
District 55 Cathrynn Brown (Republican)
District 56 Harlan Vincent (Republican)
District 57 Catherine Cullen (Republican)
District 58 Angelita Mejia (Republican)
District 59 Mark Murphy (Republican)
District 60 Josh Hernandez (Republican)
District 61 Randy Pettigrew (Republican)
District 62 Elaine Sena Cortez (Republican)
District 63 Martin Zamora (Republican)
District 64 Vacant
District 65 Derrick Lente (Democratic)
District 66 Jimmy Mason (Republican)
District 67 Jack Chatfield (Republican)
District 68 Charlotte Little (Democratic)
District 69 Paulene Abeyta (Democratic)
District 70 Anita Gonzales (Democratic)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.