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Unofficial Results

GENERAL 2026
November 3, 2026

Results last updated:11/5/2026 9:18 AM MT
49.89%
49.89%

Ballots Cast730,272
Eligible Voters1,463,716

91.38%
91.38%

Partially190
Fully 2014
Total2204

Guadalupe County Results
Guadalupe County Results

United States Senator

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

BEN R LUJAN

Democrat

1,030


LARRY E MARKER

Republican

468


total votes

1,498

United States Representative DISTRICT 1

Precincts Fully: 778 / 778
|
Partially: 0 / 778

MELANIE ANN STANSBURY

Democrat

995


NDIDIAMAKA EKWUA CHARLENE OKPAREKE

Republican

470


total votes

1,465

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

GREGGORY D HULL AND DAVID M GALLEGOS

Republican

646


DEB HAALAND AND STEPHANIE GARCIA RICHARD

Democrat

864


total votes

1,510

Secretary of State

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

AMANDA LÓPEZ ASKIN

Democrat

952


RAMONA L GOOLSBY

Republican

499


total votes

1,451

Attorney General

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

RAUL TORREZ

Democrat

1,021


SAMUEL ISAIAH KANE SR

Republican

453


total votes

1,474

State Auditor

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

JOSHUA JAMES RYAN LAWRENCE

Republican

472


JOSEPH M MAESTAS

Democrat

971


total votes

1,443

State Treasurer

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

JAMES F ELLISON

Republican

491


LAURA M MONTOYA

Democrat

948


total votes

1,439

Commissioner of Public Lands

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

MICHAEL JACK PERRY

Republican

481


JUAN DE JESUS SANCHEZ III

Democrat

975


total votes

1,456

State Representative DISTRICT 63

Precincts Fully: 31 / 31
|
Partially: 0 / 31

SETH H MARTIN

Republican

816


total votes

816

Judge of the Court of Appeals Position 1

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

KRIS HOUGHTON

Democrat

1,000


total votes

1,000

Magistrate Judge - Guadalupe MAGISTRATE

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY BACA

Democrat

1,244


total votes

1,244

County Commissioner by Commissioner District - Guadalupe DISTRICT 1

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

LEVI MICHAEL CHAVEZ II

Independent

350


RICKY ALEX CHAVEZ

Democrat

1,100


total votes

1,450

County Commissioner by Commissioner District - Guadalupe DISTRICT 2

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

RANDAL W BROWN

Democrat

1,056


total votes

1,056

County Sheriff

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

JONATHAN M GONZALES

Democrat

1,208


total votes

1,208

County Assessor

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

ROBERTA R CHAVEZ

Democrat

1,159


total votes

1,159

Probate Judge

Precincts Fully: 5 / 5
|
Partially: 0 / 5

ALBERT J ELEVARIO

Democrat

1,175


total votes

1,175

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall DAVID K THOMSON be retained as Justice of the Supreme Court?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

841


No

303


total votes

1,144

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall SHANNON BACON be retained as Justice of the Supreme Court?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

855


No

301


total votes

1,156

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall J MILES HANISEE be retained as Judge of the Court of Appeals?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

804


No

315


total votes

1,119

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall MICHAEL A ARAGON be retained as District Court Judge, Division 1? FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT : DIVISION 01

Precincts Fully: 50 / 50
|
Partially: 0 / 50

Yes

934


No

259


total votes

1,193

Constitutional Amendment 1: Proposing an amendment to Article 4, Section 22 of the Constitution of New Mexico to require the governor to provide veto messages on all bills vetoed in whole or in part and to provide that all bills passed by the legislature and not acted on by the governor will become law.

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

925


No

370


total votes

1,295

Constitutional Amendment 2: Proposing to amend Article 7, Section 1 of the Constitution of New Mexico to remove the requirement that school elections be separate from partisan elections.

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

830


No

475


total votes

1,305

Constitutional Amendment 3: Proposing an amendment to Article 12, Section 13 of the Constitution of New Mexico to establish nominating committees to provide lists of nominees to the governor for appointment of nonstudent members to the boards of regents of state educational institutions; providing that student members of boards of regents shall be appointed from a list provided by an elected student governing body of the institution; providing that, except for a student member, members of the boards of regents shall not have changed their political party registration in the twelve months preceding appointment.

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

812


No

398


total votes

1,210

Constitutional Amendment 4: Proposing to amend Article 4, Section 10 of the Constitution of New Mexico to allow legislative compensation that is limited to the median household income for New Mexico, to require legislative compensation to be reduced if the median household income for New Mexico falls, to allow legislative compensation to be increased only if the median household income for New Mexico rises and to provide for delayed implementation.

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

689


No

552


total votes

1,241

Bond Question 1: The 2026 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of senior citizen facility improvement, construction and equipment acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed twenty-one million five hundred eighty-two thousand two hundred thirteen dollars ($21,582,213) to make capital expenditures for certain senior citizen facility improvement, construction and equipment acquisition projects and provide for a general property tax imposition and levy for the payment of principal of, interest on and expenses incurred in connection with the issuance of the bonds and the collection of the tax as permitted by law?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

829


No

407


total votes

1,236

Bond Question 2: The 2026 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of library acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed nineteen million three hundred twenty-four thousand one hundred eighty-eight dollars ($19,324,188) to make capital expenditures for academic, public school, public and tribal library resource acquisitions and provide for a general property tax imposition and levy for the payment of principal of, interest on and expenses incurred in connection with the issuance of the bonds and the collection of the tax as permitted by law?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

782


No

439


total votes

1,221

Bond Question 3: The 2026 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of higher education, special schools and tribal schools capital improvement and acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed three hundred fifty-two million two hundred twenty five thousand three hundred seventy-nine dollars ($352,225,379) to make capital expenditures for certain higher education, special schools and tribal schools capital improvements and acquisitions and provide for a general property tax imposition and levy for the payment of principal of, interest on and expenses incurred in connection with the issuance of the bonds and the collection of the tax as permitted by law?

Precincts Fully: 2014 / 2204
|
Partially: 190 / 2204

Yes

760


No

468


total votes

1,228

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