Who are my U.S. senators in New Mexico?

New Mexico is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.

How do I find my state representative in New Mexico?

Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in New Mexico.

How do I contact my elected officials in New Mexico?

Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent New Mexico.

Who Represents You in New Mexico?

Every elected official representing New Mexico, from the U.S. Senate to your state legislature — with contact info and the source for each fact. For the specific representatives tied to your exact address, use the address lookup.

U.S. Senators

Ben Ray Luján — U.S. Senator (Democrat)
Source: lujan.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Martin Heinrich — U.S. Senator (Democrat)
Source: heinrich.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09

Governor & Statewide

Michelle Lujan Grisham — Governor (Democrat)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

U.S. House

Melanie A. Stansbury — U.S. Representative, District 1 (Democrat)
Source: stansbury.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Gabe Vasquez — U.S. Representative, District 2 (Democrat)
Source: vasquez.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Teresa Leger Fernandez — U.S. Representative, District 3 (Democrat)
Source: fernandez.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09

State Senate

Bill Sharer — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Steve Lanier — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Shannon Pinto — State Senator, District 3 (Democrat)
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George Muñoz — State Senator, District 4 (Democrat)
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Leo Jaramillo — State Senator, District 5 (Democrat)
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Bobby Gonzales — State Senator, District 6 (Democrat)
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Pat Woods — State Senator, District 7 (Republican)
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Pete Campos — State Senator, District 8 (Democrat)
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Cindy Nava — State Senator, District 9 (Democrat)
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Katy Duhigg — State Senator, District 10 (Democrat)
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Linda López — State Senator, District 11 (Democrat)
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Jay Block — State Senator, District 12 (Republican)
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Debbie O'Malley — State Senator, District 13 (Democrat)
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Michael Padilla — State Senator, District 14 (Democrat)
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Heather Berghmans — State Senator, District 15 (Democrat)
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Antoinette Sedillo Lopez — State Senator, District 16 (Democrat)
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Mimi Stewart — State Senator, District 17 (Democrat)
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Natalie Figueroa — State Senator, District 18 (Democrat)
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Ant Thornton — State Senator, District 19 (Republican)
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Martin Hickey — State Senator, District 20 (Democrat)
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Nicole Tobiassen — State Senator, District 21 (Republican)
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Benny Shendo — State Senator, District 22 (Democrat)
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Harold Pope — State Senator, District 23 (Democrat)
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Linda Trujillo — State Senator, District 24 (Democrat)
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Peter Wirth — State Senator, District 25 (Democrat)
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Moe Maestas — State Senator, District 26 (Democrat)
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Pat Boone — State Senator, District 27 (Republican)
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Gabriel Ramos — State Senator, District 28 (Republican)
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Joshua Sanchez — State Senator, District 29 (Republican)
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Angel Charley — State Senator, District 30 (Democrat)
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Joe Cervantes — State Senator, District 31 (Democrat)
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Candy Ezzell — State Senator, District 32 (Republican)
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Rex Wilson — State Senator, District 33 (Republican)
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Jim Townsend — State Senator, District 34 (Republican)
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Crystal Brantley — State Senator, District 35 (Republican)
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Jeff Steinborn — State Senator, District 36 (Democrat)
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Bill Soules — State Senator, District 37 (Democrat)
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Carrie Hamblen — State Senator, District 38 (Democrat)
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Liz Stefanics — State Senator, District 39 (Democrat)
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Craig Brandt — State Senator, District 40 (Republican)
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David Gallegos — State Senator, District 41 (Republican)
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Larry Scott — State Senator, District 42 (Republican)
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State House

Rod Montoya — State Representative, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Mark Duncan — State Representative, District 2 (Republican)
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Bill Hall — State Representative, District 3 (Republican)
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Joseph Hernandez — State Representative, District 4 (Democrat)
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Wonda Johnson — State Representative, District 5 (Democrat)
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Martha Garcia — State Representative, District 6 (Democrat)
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Tanya Moya — State Representative, District 7 (Republican)
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Brian Baca — State Representative, District 8 (Republican)
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Patty Lundstrom — State Representative, District 9 (Democrat)
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Andrés Romero — State Representative, District 10 (Democrat)
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Javier Martínez — State Representative, District 11 (Democrat)
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Art De La Cruz — State Representative, District 12 (Democrat)
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Pat Roybal Caballero — State Representative, District 13 (Democrat)
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Miguel García — State Representative, District 14 (Democrat)
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Day Hochman-Vigil — State Representative, District 15 (Democrat)
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Yanira Gurrola — State Representative, District 16 (Democrat)
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Cynthia Borrego — State Representative, District 17 (Democrat)
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Marianna Anaya — State Representative, District 18 (Democrat)
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Janelle Anyanonu — State Representative, District 19 (Democrat)
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Meredith Dixon — State Representative, District 20 (Democrat)
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Debbie Sariñana — State Representative, District 21 (Democrat)
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Stefani Lord — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Alan Martinez — State Representative, District 23 (Republican)
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Liz Thomson — State Representative, District 24 (Democrat)
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Cristina Parajón — State Representative, District 25 (Democrat)
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Eleanor Chávez — State Representative, District 26 (Democrat)
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Marian Matthews — State Representative, District 27 (Democrat)
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Pamelya Herndon — State Representative, District 28 (Democrat)
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Joy Garratt — State Representative, District 29 (Democrat)
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Diane Torres-Velásquez — State Representative, District 30 (Democrat)
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Nicole Chavez — State Representative, District 31 (Republican)
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Jenifer Jones — State Representative, District 32 (Republican)
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Micaela Cadena — State Representative, District 33 (Democrat)
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Ray Lara — State Representative, District 34 (Democrat)
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Angelica Rubio — State Representative, District 35 (Democrat)
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Nathan Small — State Representative, District 36 (Democrat)
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Joanne Ferrary — State Representative, District 37 (Democrat)
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Rebecca Dow — State Representative, District 38 (Republican)
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Luis Terrazas — State Representative, District 39 (Republican)
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Joseph Sanchez — State Representative, District 40 (Democrat)
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Susan Herrera — State Representative, District 41 (Democrat)
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Kristina Ortez — State Representative, District 42 (Democrat)
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Chris Chandler — State Representative, District 43 (Democrat)
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Kathleen Cates — State Representative, District 44 (Democrat)
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Linda Serrato — State Representative, District 45 (Democrat)
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Andrea Romero — State Representative, District 46 (Democrat)
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Reena Szczepanski — State Representative, District 47 (Democrat)
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Tara Luján — State Representative, District 48 (Democrat)
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Gail Armstrong — State Representative, District 49 (Republican)
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Matthew McQueen — State Representative, District 50 (Democrat)
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John Block — State Representative, District 51 (Republican)
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Doreen Gallegos — State Representative, District 52 (Democrat)
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Sarah Silva — State Representative, District 53 (Democrat)
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Jon Henry — State Representative, District 54 (Republican)
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Cathrynn Brown — State Representative, District 55 (Republican)
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Harlan Vincent — State Representative, District 56 (Republican)
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Catherine Cullen — State Representative, District 57 (Republican)
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Angelita Mejia — State Representative, District 58 (Republican)
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Mark Murphy — State Representative, District 59 (Republican)
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Josh Hernandez — State Representative, District 60 (Republican)
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Randy Pettigrew — State Representative, District 61 (Republican)
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Elaine Sena Cortez — State Representative, District 62 (Republican)
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Martin Zamora — State Representative, District 63 (Republican)
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Andi Reeb — State Representative, District 64 (Republican)
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Derrick Lente — State Representative, District 65 (Democrat)
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Jimmy Mason — State Representative, District 66 (Republican)
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Jack Chatfield — State Representative, District 67 (Republican)
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Charlotte Little — State Representative, District 68 (Democrat)
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Paulene Abeyta — State Representative, District 69 (Democrat)
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Anita Gonzales — State Representative, District 70 (Democrat)
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Frequently asked

Who are my U.S. senators in New Mexico?: New Mexico is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.
How do I find my state representative in New Mexico?: Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in New Mexico.
How do I contact my elected officials in New Mexico?: Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent New Mexico.

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