How did New Mexico vote for president in 2024?

Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 478,802 votes (51.9%) and Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 423,391 votes (45.9%) of 923,403 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.

Who ran for U.S. Senate in New Mexico in 2024?

Martin Heinrich (Democrat, 55.1%); Nella Louise Domenici (Republican, 44.9%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

New Mexico's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in New Mexico since 2002, and the presidential vote in each county since 2000. Every candidate on the general election ballot, with the party label the state listed and their votes as certified.

President

Year	Most votes	Share	Next	Share	Total votes
2024	Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)	51.9%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	45.9%	923,403
2020	Joseph R. Biden (Democrat)	54.3%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	43.5%	923,965
2016	Hillary Rodham Clinton (Democrat)	48.3%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	40.0%	798,319
2012	Barack Obama (Democrat)	53.0%	Mitt Romney (Republican)	42.8%	783,758
2008	Barack Obama (Democrat)	56.9%	John McCain (Republican)	41.8%	830,158
2004	George W. Bush (Republican)	49.8%	John F. Kerry (Democrat)	49.0%	756,304

2024: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Kamala D. Harris	Democrat	478,802	51.9%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	423,391	45.9%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.		9,553	1.0%
Jill Stein		4,611	0.5%
Chase Oliver		3,745	0.4%
Claudia De la Cruz		2,442	0.3%
Ebke		859	0.1%
Total		923,403

2020: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Joseph R. Biden	Democrat	501,614	54.3%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	401,894	43.5%
Jo Jorgensen	Libertarian	12,585	1.4%
Howie Hawkins	Green	4,426	0.5%
Sheila "Samm" Tittle	Constitution	1,806	0.2%
Gloria La Riva	Socialism and Liberation	1,640	0.2%
Total		923,965

2016: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Hillary Rodham Clinton	Democrat	385,234	48.3%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	319,667	40.0%
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	74,541	9.3%
Jill Stein	Green	9,879	1.2%
Evan McMullin	Better for America	5,825	0.7%
Darrell Castle	Constitution	1,514	0.2%
Gloria La Riva	Party for Socialism and Liberation	1,184	0.1%
"Rocky" Roque De La Fuente	American Delta	475	0.1%
Total		798,319

2012: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Barack Obama	Democrat	415,335	53.0%
Mitt Romney	Republican	335,788	42.8%
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	27,788	3.5%
Jill Stein	Green	2,691	0.3%
Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson	New Mexico Independent	1,174	0.1%
Virgil Goode	Constitution	982	0.1%
Total		783,758

2008: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Barack Obama	Democrat	472,422	56.9%
John McCain	Republican	346,832	41.8%
Ralph Nader	New Mexico Independent	5,327	0.6%
Bob Barr	Libertarian	2,428	0.3%
Chuck Baldwin	Constitution	1,597	0.2%
Cynthia McKinney	Green	1,552	0.2%
Total		830,158

2004: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
George W. Bush	Republican	376,930	49.8%
John F. Kerry	Democrat	370,942	49.0%
Ralph Nader	Independent	4,053	0.5%
Michael Badnarik	Libertarian	2,382	0.3%
David Cobb	Green	1,226	0.2%
Michael Peroutka	Constitution	771	0.1%
Total		756,304

Share of all votes cast for president in the state, write-ins included. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results).

U.S. Senate

2024: Martin Heinrich (Democrat) 55.1% · Nella Louise Domenici (Republican) 44.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Martin Heinrich	Democrat	497,333	55.1%
Nella Louise Domenici	Republican	405,978	44.9%
Total		903,311

2020: Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 51.7% · Mark V. Ronchetti (Republican) 45.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Ben R. Lujan	Democrat	474,483	51.7%
Mark V. Ronchetti	Republican	418,483	45.6%
Bob Walsh	Libertarian	24,271	2.6%
Total		917,237

2018: Martin T. Heinrich (Democrat) 54.1% · Mick Rich (Republican) 30.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Martin T. Heinrich (incumbent)	Democrat	376,998	54.1%
Mick Rich	Republican	212,813	30.5%
Gary E. Johnson	Libertarian	107,201	15.4%
Total		697,012

2014: Tom Udall (Democrat) 55.6% · Allen E. Weh (Republican) 44.4%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Tom Udall (incumbent)	Democrat	286,409	55.6%
Allen E. Weh	Republican	229,097	44.4%
Total		515,506

2012: Martin T. Heinrich (Democrat) 51.0% · Heather A. Wilson (Republican / Independent American) 48.9%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Martin T. Heinrich	Democrat	395,717	51.0%
Heather A. Wilson	Republican / Independent American	379,459	48.9%
Robert L. Anderson	write-in	617	0.1%
Total		775,793

2008: Tom Udall (Democrat) 61.3% · Stevan E. Pearce (Republican) 38.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Tom Udall	Democrat	505,128	61.3%
Stevan E. Pearce	Republican	318,522	38.7%
Total		823,650

2006: Jeff Bingaman (Democrat) 70.6% · Allen W., MD McCulloch (Republican) 29.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Jeff Bingaman (incumbent)	Democrat	394,365	70.6%
Allen W., MD McCulloch	Republican	163,826	29.3%
Orlin G. Cole	write-in	359	0.1%
Total		558,550

2002: Pete V. Domenici (Republican) 65.0% · Gloria Tristani (Democrat) 35.0%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Pete V. Domenici (incumbent)	Republican	314,301	65.0%
Gloria Tristani	Democrat	169,039	35.0%
Total		483,340

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

U.S. House

2024 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Melanie A. Stansbury (Democrat) 56.4% · Steve Jones (Republican) 43.6%	342,749
District 2	Gabe Vasquez (Democrat) 52.1% · Yvette Herrell (Republican) 47.9%	265,322
District 3	Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) 56.3% · Sharon E. Clahchischilliage (Republican) 43.7%	288,427

2022 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Melanie Ann Stansbury (Democrat) 55.7% · Michelle Garcia Holmes (Republican) 44.2% · Victoria L. Gonzales (write-in) 0.0%	280,671
District 2	Gabriel Vasquez (Democrat) 50.3% · Yvette Herrell (Republican) 49.6% · Eliseo Luna (write-in) 0.0%	192,673
District 3	Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) 58.2% · Alexis Martinez Johnson (Republican) 41.8%	230,782

2020 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Deb Haaland (Democrat) 58.2% · Michelle Garcia Holmes (Republican) 41.8%	321,290
District 2	Yvette Herrell (Republican) 53.7% · Xochitl Torres Small (Democrat) 46.3% · Steve Jones (write-in) 0.0%	264,946
District 3	Teresa Leger Fernandez (Democrat) 58.7% · Alexis M. Johnson (Republican) 41.3%	317,448

2018 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Debra A. Haaland (Democrat) 59.1% · Janice E. Arnold-Jones (Republican) 36.3% · Lloyd J. Princeton (Libertarian) 4.5%	249,162
District 2	Xochitl Torres Small (Democrat) 50.9% · Yvette Herrell (Republican) 49.1%	199,256
District 3	Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 63.4% · Jerald Steve McFall (Republican) 31.2% · Christopher Manning (Libertarian) 5.4%	244,893

2016 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democrat) 65.1% · Richard Gregory Priem (Republican) 34.9%	277,967
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 62.7% · Merrie Lee Soules (Democrat) 37.2% · Jack A. McGrann (write-in) 0.0%	228,817
District 3	Ben R Lujan (Democrat) 62.4% · Michael H. Romero (Republican) 37.6%	273,342

2014 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democrat) 58.6% · Michael H. Frese (Republican) 41.4%	180,032
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 64.4% · Roxanne "Rocky" Lara (Democrat) 35.5% · Jack A. McGrann (write-in) 0.0%	147,777
District 3	Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 61.5% · Jefferson L. Byrd (Republican) 38.4% · Thomas F. Hook (write-in) 0.0%	184,076

2012 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democrat) 59.1% · Janice E. Arnold-Jones (Republican) 40.8% · Jeanne Pahls (write-in) 0.2%	275,856
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 55.1% · Evelyn Madrid Erhard (Democrat) 44.8% · Jack A. McGrann (write-in) 0.1%	205,515
District 3	Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 63.1% · Jefferson L. Byrd (Republican) 36.9%	264,719

2010 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Martin T. Heinrich (Democrat) 51.9% · Jonathan L. Barela (Republican) 48.1%	217,250
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 55.4% · Harry Teague (Democrat) 44.6%	169,762
District 3	Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 57.0% · Thomas E. Mullins (Republican) 43.0%	210,678

2008 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Martin T. Heinrich (Democrat) 55.7% · Darren White (Republican) 44.3%	298,756
District 2	Harry Teague (Democrat) 56.0% · Edward R. Tinsley (Republican) 44.0%	231,552
District 3	Ben R. Lujan (Democrat) 56.7% · Daniel K. East (Republican) 30.5% · Carol Miller (Independent) 12.8%	284,258

2006 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Heather A. Wilson (Republican) 50.2% · Patricia A. Madrid (Democrat) 49.8%	211,111
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 59.4% · Albert D. Kissling (Democrat) 40.5% · C. Dean Burk (write-in) 0.1%	155,874
District 3	Tom Udall (Democrat) 74.6% · Ronald M. Dolin (Republican) 25.4%	194,099

2004 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Heather A. Wilson (Republican) 54.4% · Richard M. Romero (Democrat) 45.5% · Orlin G. Cole (write-in) 0.1%	270,905
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 60.2% · Gary K. King (Democrat) 39.8%	216,790
District 3	Tom Udall (Democrat) 68.7% · Gregory M. Tucker (Republican) 31.3%	255,204

2002 (3 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	Heather A. Wilson (Republican) 55.3% · Richard M. Romero (Democrat) 44.7%	172,945
District 2	Steve Pearce (Republican) 56.2% · John Arthur Smith (Democrat) 43.7% · George L. Dewey (write-in) 0.0%	141,629
District 3	Tom Udall (Democrat) 100.0%	122,950

Districts as numbered that year: states redraw them after each census, and some did more often. "Unopposed" is a candidate the state didn't put on the ballot because no one ran against them. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

The presidential vote by county

Every county, 2024, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000

County	2024 Dem. · Rep.	2020 Dem. · Rep.	2016 Dem. · Rep.	2012 Dem. · Rep.	2008 Dem. · Rep.	2004 Dem. · Rep.	2000 Dem. · Rep.
Bernalillo	59.2% · 38.2%	61.0% · 36.6%	52.2% · 34.5%	55.6% · 39.3%	60.0% · 38.7%	51.5% · 47.3%	48.7% · 46.6%
Catron	24.3% · 74.4%	25.6% · 73.0%	20.8% · 71.4%	26.4% · 70.4%	31.4% · 66.2%	27.6% · 71.6%	20.6% · 74.4%
Chaves	26.8% · 71.6%	28.4% · 69.8%	27.3% · 63.5%	32.5% · 64.5%	37.1% · 61.7%	31.0% · 68.1%	34.9% · 62.7%
Cibola	49.6% · 48.0%	53.3% · 44.6%	46.4% · 39.6%	60.2% · 36.4%	64.1% · 34.4%	52.3% · 46.4%	58.2% · 38.8%
Colfax	41.9% · 55.9%	43.4% · 54.4%	39.9% · 48.5%	49.1% · 46.8%	54.7% · 43.9%	47.3% · 51.6%	48.6% · 47.6%
Curry	27.8% · 70.4%	28.5% · 69.2%	23.3% · 67.6%	29.5% · 67.9%	32.3% · 66.5%	24.8% · 74.5%	29.0% · 69.4%
De Baca	23.8% · 74.9%	25.6% · 72.8%	21.2% · 68.1%	31.8% · 65.0%	34.4% · 64.8%	28.3% · 71.1%	35.5% · 62.3%
Dona Ana	53.8% · 44.0%	58.0% · 39.7%	53.7% · 35.9%	55.9% · 41.1%	58.1% · 40.5%	51.3% · 47.7%	51.3% · 45.6%
Eddy	21.4% · 77.3%	23.4% · 75.2%	25.6% · 66.8%	31.9% · 65.3%	36.6% · 62.2%	33.9% · 65.5%	40.0% · 58.1%
Grant	51.3% · 46.3%	52.6% · 45.4%	49.0% · 41.3%	55.0% · 41.5%	59.2% · 39.3%	53.0% · 45.8%	50.5% · 44.1%
Guadalupe	49.7% · 49.0%	56.4% · 41.9%	53.1% · 32.6%	69.7% · 26.1%	70.9% · 28.2%	59.1% · 40.3%	65.2% · 33.2%
Harding	30.1% · 69.9%	35.4% · 63.2%	29.6% · 59.0%	43.3% · 54.4%	41.5% · 57.2%	40.2% · 59.0%	36.1% · 61.7%
Hidalgo	37.9% · 61.3%	41.7% · 56.7%	41.9% · 48.6%	51.4% · 46.5%	50.9% · 48.0%	43.8% · 55.0%	45.7% · 52.0%
Lea	18.5% · 80.1%	19.4% · 79.0%	22.2% · 70.5%	24.0% · 73.7%	27.4% · 71.6%	20.1% · 79.4%	27.0% · 71.2%
Lincoln	29.8% · 68.3%	31.0% · 67.4%	26.2% · 66.2%	31.8% · 64.5%	36.5% · 61.9%	31.3% · 67.3%	29.9% · 65.8%
Los Alamos	63.4% · 33.2%	61.4% · 34.8%	51.1% · 30.9%	48.7% · 45.0%	52.6% · 45.7%	46.5% · 51.9%	40.6% · 55.0%
Luna	39.4% · 58.3%	44.0% · 54.4%	43.8% · 47.7%	47.8% · 48.9%	51.7% · 46.4%	44.0% · 54.8%	45.0% · 51.3%
Mckinley	60.7% · 36.2%	68.1% · 29.5%	62.6% · 23.5%	72.2% · 25.3%	71.4% · 27.5%	63.3% · 35.6%	64.7% · 31.9%
Mora	58.0% · 40.7%	65.0% · 33.6%	62.9% · 27.2%	74.9% · 22.8%	78.6% · 20.6%	66.4% · 32.8%	66.5% · 30.5%
Otero	35.4% · 62.4%	36.0% · 61.6%	30.5% · 59.3%	34.1% · 62.2%	39.6% · 58.8%	31.0% · 67.7%	33.7% · 63.3%
Quay	28.5% · 69.5%	30.2% · 68.0%	28.5% · 61.9%	37.3% · 59.4%	38.7% · 59.2%	34.5% · 64.6%	38.3% · 59.6%
Rio Arriba	58.6% · 39.2%	66.1% · 32.5%	64.5% · 24.2%	74.7% · 22.1%	75.0% · 24.1%	65.0% · 34.3%	67.5% · 28.9%
Roosevelt	27.4% · 70.6%	27.3% · 70.1%	24.4% · 65.3%	28.9% · 67.7%	34.3% · 64.2%	29.1% · 69.9%	31.2% · 66.6%
San Juan	33.0% · 64.7%	34.6% · 62.9%	27.9% · 60.6%	34.3% · 62.4%	38.8% · 59.9%	33.0% · 65.6%	34.6% · 61.8%
San Miguel	62.9% · 35.0%	68.4% · 29.7%	67.8% · 21.5%	76.9% · 20.0%	79.7% · 19.1%	71.7% · 27.3%	71.4% · 24.2%
Sandoval	51.8% · 46.0%	53.0% · 44.6%	44.9% · 42.0%	50.4% · 45.1%	55.7% · 43.0%	48.1% · 50.8%	46.9% · 48.6%
Santa Fe	73.3% · 24.4%	76.0% · 22.3%	71.1% · 20.1%	73.5% · 22.4%	76.9% · 21.9%	71.1% · 27.9%	64.7% · 28.2%
Sierra	39.2% · 58.3%	38.1% · 59.6%	31.1% · 58.1%	38.5% · 57.4%	42.9% · 55.0%	37.3% · 61.3%	36.8% · 59.3%
Socorro	46.8% · 50.5%	52.0% · 45.5%	48.2% · 38.1%	56.4% · 37.8%	59.5% · 38.4%	51.3% · 47.1%	48.3% · 46.5%
Taos	72.4% · 24.9%	76.4% · 21.6%	69.9% · 17.9%	78.1% · 17.8%	81.8% · 17.0%	74.1% · 24.7%	64.6% · 25.2%
Torrance	29.9% · 68.0%	32.2% · 65.5%	28.2% · 58.7%	37.9% · 55.1%	44.5% · 53.8%	36.7% · 61.9%	37.7% · 58.3%
Union	22.7% · 75.0%	21.4% · 77.6%	18.8% · 71.4%	26.8% · 70.3%	28.2% · 70.4%	21.9% · 77.3%	25.8% · 72.3%
Valencia	40.9% · 57.3%	44.2% · 53.8%	39.3% · 47.9%	48.7% · 46.3%	53.2% · 45.5%	43.3% · 55.6%	45.9% · 50.5%

Each party's candidate's share of all presidential votes cast in the county. MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024, compiled from official results. Compare New Mexico's counties on these and other figures →

How we show these

Every figure is the state's own certified count, as the Federal Election Commission and the MIT Election Data and Science Lab compiled it, and links to its source. A candidate on several party lines (New York's and Connecticut's fusion voting) is shown once, with their lines added up. We show how many votes each candidate received; we don't explain why results changed or credit anyone for them.

Quick answers

How did New Mexico vote for president in 2024?: Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 478,802 votes (51.9%) and Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 423,391 votes (45.9%) of 923,403 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in New Mexico in 2024?: Martin Heinrich (Democrat, 55.1%); Nella Louise Domenici (Republican, 44.9%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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