A summary of New Mexico election results, with live updates throughout election night.
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See the updated results for state races and ballot measures here.
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State officials report steady voting, no major problems and no federal interference as polls remain open until 7 p.m.
Let's Talk New Mexico
A panel of journalists from around the state will talk about the results of races and constitutional amendments.
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) spoke with KUNM just before the polls closed Tuesday night.
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New Mexico is the only state that does not give its lawmakers a salary. But that could change if voters pass Constitutional Amendment 4 in this election. If it passes, lawmakers would receive a salary equal to the median household income for New Mexico, which is currently $68,000, starting in 2029. -
With all statewide offices on the ballot, a total of 456,726 voters around the state had already cast their ballots this year via early and absentee voting entering Monday — a figure that’s more than 17,000 votes higher than four years ago.
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