Elections take place Nov. 4 and early voting is underway. Saturday Nov. 1 is the last day to vote early. Voters around the state are deciding on candidates for mayors, city councils, county commissions, and school boards as well as bonds.

For reference, 7,807 Doña Ana County residents participated in in-person early voting in the 2023 local election and 2,931 residents submitted an absentee ballot. More: Voters to decide 2 ballot questions for Las Cruces Public Schools. Here's what they'd fund

Early in-person voting in Santa Fe County continues through Nov. 1. Polling sites will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 4.

Election Day is on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Poll locations will be open from 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Recounting votes is a common process that can happen in every election, but how does New Mexico do it?

Election Day is almost here, and this voter guide has everything you need to know about the Albuquerque Mayoral Election.

State officials released the first numbers for early voting on Thursday, with several local races on the line.

One of the fun things (well, for me anyway) about the run-up to Election Day is going through reports on voter turnout and looking for patterns.

I can’t think of more boring volunteer work, but if it helps restore faith in the voting process, what’s the harm?

In a recent Journal poll, Keller leads at 29% followed by White at 16%. Both Sanchez and Uballez secured 6% of voters, while Armijo and Varela polled at 1% to 2% respectively. The greatest chunk of voters, however, are undecided at 39%.

New Mexico has its first Republican contender for governor ahead of the 2026 elections, as the three-term city mayor of fast-growing Rio Rancho launched his campaign. Gregg Hull on Friday outlined priorities,