2026 Statewide Candidate Info

Governor & Lt. Governor

Democratic Party

Deb Haaland

Governor

Deb Haaland is the former U.S. Secretary of the Interior and served as the U.S. Representative for New Mexico's 1st Congressional District. Her platform focuses on environmental stewardship, public lands, and expanding economic opportunities for all New Mexicans.

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Stephanie Garcia Richard

Lt. Governor

Stephanie Garcia Richard is New Mexico's Commissioner of Public Lands and previously served in the New Mexico House of Representatives. Her public service has focused on responsible stewardship of state trust lands, education funding, conservation, and economic opportunity for communities across New Mexico.

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Republican Party

Gregg Hull

Governor

Gregg Hull, the Mayor of Rio Rancho, brings extensive experience as a business owner in the logistics sector. He focuses on economic diversification, supporting small businesses, and improving infrastructure to foster growth across the state.

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David Gallegos

Lt. Governor

A State Senator representing Eunice, David Gallegos is focused on advancing rural development, enhancing education reform, and ensuring the responsible management of the state's natural resources to benefit all citizens.

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Statewide Offices

Democratic Party

Amanda López Askin

Secretary of State

Dedicated to enhancing election security and ensuring voter access across New Mexico, Amanda focuses on modernizing election infrastructure and protecting the democratic process.

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Raul Torrez

Attorney General

Incumbent Attorney General focused on public safety, consumer protection, and aggressive criminal justice reform to reduce crime and support communities throughout the state.

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Joseph M. Maestas

State Auditor

Current State Auditor with a strong commitment to government accountability, transparency, and rigorous fiscal oversight to ensure tax dollars are spent effectively.

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Laura M. Montoya

State Treasurer

Focused on the prudent investment of state funds and promoting financial literacy, Laura works to stabilize the state's finances and ensure long-term prosperity for New Mexico.

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Juan Sanchez

Land Commissioner

Juan De Jesus Sanchez III is a New Mexico farmer and conservation advocate with experience in natural-resource work. His campaign emphasizes protecting public lands and water, strengthening rural economies, and managing state trust lands for the long-term benefit of New Mexicans.

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Republican Party

Ramona L. Goolsby

Secretary of State

Ramona L. Goolsby is running on a platform emphasizing government transparency, integrity in election administration, and restoring public trust in the office of the Secretary of State.

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Samuel Isaiah Kane Sr.

Attorney General

Focused on criminal justice reform and robust support for law enforcement, Samuel advocates for safer communities and a stronger application of the rule of law.

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Joshua James Ryan Lawrence

State Auditor

Joshua James Ryan Lawrence is committed to bringing fresh oversight to state spending and improving the efficiency of government operations through active financial auditing.

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James F. Ellison

State Treasurer

Emphasizing conservative fiscal management, James F. Ellison advocates for responsible stewardship of state funds and increased financial transparency for taxpayers.

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Michael Perry

Land Commissioner

Michael Perry is a Chaves County Commissioner, former State Land Office Assistant Commissioner, and longtime wildlife and habitat professional. His campaign focuses on responsible land management, wildfire mitigation, conservation, economic development, and collaboration with local communities and land users.

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