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New Mexico House of Representatives

Lower house of New Mexico's state legislature

Lower house of New Mexico's state legislature

FieldValue
background_color
nameNew Mexico House of Representatives
native_nameCámara de representantes de Nuevo México
legislatureNew Mexico State Legislature
coa_picSeal of the New Mexico House of Representatives.svg
term_limits*None*
new_sessionJanuary 21, 2025
house_typeLower house
leader1_typeSpeaker
leader1Javier Martínez (D)
election1January 17, 2023
leader3_typeMajority Leader
leader3Reena Szczepanski (D)
election3January 21, 2025
leader4_typeMinority Leader
leader4Gail Armstrong (R)
election4January 21, 2025
term_length2 years
authorityArticle IV, New Mexico Constitution
salaryNone + per diem
members70
structure1New Mexico House of Representatives 2022.svg
structure1_res250px
*borderdarkgray}} Democratic (44)
* {{Color box#FF0000borderdarkgray}} Republican (26)
last_election1[November 5, 2024](2024-new-mexico-house-of-representatives-election)
(70 seats)
next_election1[November 3, 2026](2026-new-mexico-house-of-representatives-election)
(70 seats)
redistrictingLegislative Control
meeting_placeHouse of Representatives Chamber
New Mexico State Capitol
Santa Fe, New Mexico
website

Majority

  • Democratic (44) Minority
  • Republican (26) (70 seats) (70 seats) New Mexico State Capitol Santa Fe, New Mexico

The New Mexico House of Representatives ({{langx|es|Cámara de representantes de Nuevo México

There are 70 members of the House. Each member represents roughly 25,980 residents of New Mexico.

The most recent elections were held on November 5, 2024. During that election the Republican Party of New Mexico picked up one seat.

Composition

Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalDemocraticIndRepublicanVacantEnd 201070Begin 201170End 20122013-2014702015-2016702017-201870Begin 201970End 202067Begin 202170February 6, 2021Phelps Anderson (District 66) left the Republican Party and became an independent.{{Cite webtitle=Lawmaker leaves Republican Party, becomes an independentBegin 202370Latest voting share
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Independent}}"Republican Party (United States)}}"
420280
370330
361
370330
330370
380320
460240
433
450250
access-date=2021-02-06website=New Mexico Political Reportlanguage=en}}124
450250

Leadership

PositionRepresentativePartyDistrict
Speaker of the House of RepresentantesJavier MartínezDem11
Majority Floor LeaderReena SzczepanskiDem47
Majority WhipDayan Hochman-VigilDem15
Minority Floor LeaderGail ArmstrongRep49
Minority WhipAlan MartinezRep23

Current members

DistrictState RepresentativePartyResidenceElected
1Rod MontoyaRepFarmington2014
2Mark DuncanRepFarmington2022
3Bill HallRepAztec2024†
4Joseph Franklin HernandezDemShiprock2024
5Doreen Wonda JohnsonDemChurch Rock2014
6Martha GarciaDemPine Hill2025†
7Tanya Mirabal MoyaRepLos Lunas2022
8Brian BacaRepLos Lunas2022†
9Patricia LundstromDemGallup2000
10G. Andrés RomeroDemAlbuquerque2014
11Javier MartínezDemAlbuquerque2014
12Art De La CruzDemAlbuquerque2022† (2020†*)
13Patricia Roybal CaballeroDemAlbuquerque2004
14Miguel GarciaDemAlbuquerque1996
15Dayan Hochman-VigilDemAlbuquerque2018
16Yanira GurrolaDemAlbuquerque2023†
17Cynthia BorregoDemAlbuquerque2022
18Marianna AnayaDemAlbuquerque2024
19Janelle AnyanonuDemAlbuquerque2022
20Meredith DixonDemAlbuquerque2020
21Debra M. SariñanaDemAlbuquerque2016
22Stefani LordRepTijeras2020
23Alan MartinezRepBernalillo2022
24Elizabeth ThomsonDemAlbuquerque2016 (2012*)
25Cristina ParajónDemAlbuquerque2023†
26Eleanor ChávezDemAlbuquerque2022 (2008*)
27Marian MatthewsDemAlbuquerque2019†
28Pamelya HerndonDemAlbuquerque2021†
29Joy GarrattDemAlbuquerque2018
30Diane Torres-VelásquezDemAlbuquerque2024
31Nicole ChavezRepAlbuquerque2024
32Jenifer JonesRepDeming2022
33Micaela Lara CadenaDemMesilla2018
34Raymundo LaraDemLa Mesa2018
35Angelica RubioDemLas Cruces2016
36Nathan SmallDemLas Cruces2016
37Joanne FerraryDemLas Cruces2016
38Rebecca DowRepTruth or Consequences2024
39Luis TerrazasRepBayard2020
40Joseph SanchezDemAlcalde2022 (2018*)
41Susan K. HerreraDemEspañola2018
42Kristina OrtezDemTaos2020
43Christine ChandlerDemLos Alamos2018
44Kathleen CatesDemRio Rancho2022
45Linda SerratoDemSanta Fe2020†
46Andrea RomeroDemPojoaque2018
47Reena SzczepanskiDemSanta Fe2022
48Tara LujanDemSanta Fe2020†
49Gail ArmstrongRepMagdalena2017†
50Matthew McQueenDemEldorado2014
51John BlockRepAlamogordo2022
52Doreen GallegosDemLas Cruces2012
53Sarah SilvaDemLas Cruces2024
54Jonathan HenryRepArtesia2024
55Cathrynn BrownRepCarlsbad2010
56Harlan VincentRepGlencoe2022
57Catherine CullenRepRio Rancho2024
58Angelita MeijaRepDexter2024
59Mark B. MurphyRepRoswell2025†
60Joshua HernandezRepRio Rancho2020
61Randall PettigrewRepLovington2020
62Elaine Sena CortezRepHobbs2024
63Martin R. ZamoraRepSanta Rosa2018
64Andrea ReebRepClovis2022
65Derrick LenteDemSandia Pueblo2016
66Jimmy MasonRepArtesia2022
67Jack ChatfieldRepMosquero2018
68Charlotte LittleDemAlbuquerque2022
69Michelle Paulene AbeytaDemTo'Hajiilee2024
70Anita GonzalesDemLas Vegas2024

: † Member was originally appointed. : * Member served a previous non-consecutive term.

Past composition of the House of Representatives

Main article: Political party strength in New Mexico

(The party control table shows the balance of power after each recent general election. The preceding Makeup table includes results of special elections since the last general election.)

YearsDemocratsRepublicansIndependents
2001–200242280
2003–200443270
2005–200642280
2007–200842280
2009–201045250
2011–201236331
201338320
201437330
2015–201633370
2017–201838320
2019–202046240
2021–202245241
2023–202445250
2025–202643261

References

References

  1. "Leadership".
  2. "Districts".
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