Federal finance
Compare reported moneyU.S. Senator
Democratic
View federal finance summaryBen R Lujan
Republican
View federal finance summaryActive choices for every statewide candidate contest
Who is running in New Mexico?
New Mexico's statewide ballot has 15 active printed choices across 8 candidate contests for the November 3, 2026 general election.
Name source: New Mexico Secretary of State 2026 General Election Contest/Candidate List for statewide offices, checked October 1, 2026.
State finance
Compare reported moneyGovernor and Lieutenant Governor
Republican
View state finance summaryGreggory D Hull / David M Gallegos
Democratic
View state finance summaryDeb Haaland / Stephanie Garcia Richard
State finance
Compare reported moneySecretary of State
Democratic
View state finance summaryAmanda Lopez Askin
Republican
View state finance summaryRamona L Goolsby
State finance
Compare reported moneyAttorney General
Democratic
View state finance summaryRaul Torrez
Republican
View state finance summarySamuel Isaiah Kane, Sr.
State finance
Compare reported moneyState Auditor
Republican
View state finance summaryJoshua James Ryan Lawrence
Democratic
View state finance summaryJoseph M Maestas
State finance
Compare reported moneyState Treasurer
Republican
View state finance summaryJames F Ellison
Democratic
View state finance summaryLaura M Montoya
State finance
Compare reported moneyCommissioner of Public Lands
Republican
View state finance summaryMichael Jack Perry
Democratic
View state finance summaryJuan De Jesus Sanchez, III
State finance
Compare reported moneyJudge of the Court of Appeals Position 1
Democratic
View state finance summaryKris Houghton
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| Office | Candidate or ticket | Ballot affiliation | Finance source |
|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Senator | Ben R Lujan | Democratic | FEC record matched |
| U.S. Senator | Larry E Marker | Republican | FEC record matched |
| Governor and Lieutenant Governor | Greggory D Hull / David M Gallegos | Republican | State record matched |
| Governor and Lieutenant Governor | Deb Haaland / Stephanie Garcia Richard | Democratic | State record matched |
| Secretary of State | Amanda Lopez Askin | Democratic | State record matched |
| Secretary of State | Ramona L Goolsby | Republican | State record matched |
| Attorney General | Raul Torrez | Democratic | State record matched |
| Attorney General | Samuel Isaiah Kane, Sr. | Republican | State record matched |
| State Auditor | Joshua James Ryan Lawrence | Republican | State record matched |
| State Auditor | Joseph M Maestas | Democratic | State record matched |
| State Treasurer | James F Ellison | Republican | State record matched |
| State Treasurer | Laura M Montoya | Democratic | State record matched |
| Commissioner of Public Lands | Michael Jack Perry | Republican | State record matched |
| Commissioner of Public Lands | Juan De Jesus Sanchez, III | Democratic | State record matched |
| Judge of the Court of Appeals Position 1 | Kris Houghton | Democratic | State record matched |
Qualified statewide write-ins
No named statewide write-in candidate with Qualified status was listed in the official statewide candidate roster checked October 1, 2026. This is a count of 0 verified names in that roster, not an invented final legal zero.
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