Recheck the live roster and later finance reports
Before promoting this draft to live, recheck the official candidate roster for status changes or named write-ins, verify the next CFIS filing cycle, and refresh both FEC candidate summaries.
Scope and limitations
What this New Mexico guide covers
This New Mexico guide covers every candidate contest, ballot question, and judicial retention question decided by all voters statewide.
Published now
- All 15 active printed choices in eight statewide candidate contests
- All 13 exact candidate-and-office New Mexico CFIS records and both printed U.S. Senate FEC summaries
- Nine statewide candidate filings excluded because the official roster marks them disqualified or withdrawn
- Registration, same-day registration, early voting, absentee voting, identification, ballot return, and Election Day rules
- Four statewide constitutional amendments and three statewide bond questions
- One statewide Court of Appeals election and three statewide appellate retention questions
- A count of 0 named qualified statewide write-ins verified in the official roster
Outside this release
- U.S. House, New Mexico Legislature, Public Regulation Commission district, district court, county, municipal, school, and local contests
- District court and metropolitan court retention questions that are not decided by every voter statewide
- Candidate finance records that do not exactly match an active printed statewide candidate and office
- Any write-in name not shown with Qualified status in the official statewide roster
Dataset comparison: New Mexico state cards reproduce separate CFIS 2026 cycle-summary fields and their visible filing spans. Cash can include a balance carried from an earlier cycle and is not recomputed. FEC cards use separate federal candidate aggregates with their own coverage dates.
New Mexico guide 1.0
PublishedOctober 1, 2026
Contests shown8
Ballot choices15
Ballot measures7
8 statewide candidate contests, 15 active printed choices, 0 named qualified statewide write-ins verified, 9 excluded statewide filings, 13 matched state finance records, 2 processed FEC summaries, 7 statewide ballot questions, 1 statewide judicial election, and 3 statewide judicial retention questions
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| Version | Published | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | October 1, 2026 | 8 statewide candidate contests, 15 active printed choices, 0 named qualified statewide write-ins verified, 9 excluded statewide filings, 13 matched state finance records, 2 processed FEC summaries, 7 statewide ballot questions, 1 statewide judicial election, and 3 statewide judicial retention questions |
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