Who are my local elected officials in New Mexico?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 226 elected bodies and 327 seats across 33 counties.

What local offices are elected in New Mexico?

Each New Mexico county elects a board of county commissioners (three or five members, most by district; Los Alamos, an incorporated county, elects a seven-member council at large), a county clerk, treasurer, assessor, sheriff and probate judge, for four-year staggered terms on a partisan ballot. District attorneys are elected by judicial district. School boards and city and village offices are elected in odd-year local elections on a nonpartisan ballot.

New Mexico local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in all 33 New Mexico counties: 327 seats on 226 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Bernalillo County · 11 seats
Catron County · 8 seats
Chaves County · 11 seats
Cibola County · 11 seats
Colfax County · 9 seats
Curry County · 11 seats
De Baca County · 9 seats
Doña Ana County · 11 seats
Eddy County · 11 seats
Grant County · 11 seats
Guadalupe County · 9 seats
Harding County · 9 seats
Hidalgo County · 9 seats
Lea County · 11 seats
Lincoln County · 10 seats
Los Alamos County · 10 seats
Luna County · 9 seats
McKinley County · 9 seats
Mora County · 9 seats
Otero County · 9 seats
Quay County · 9 seats
Rio Arriba County · 9 seats
Roosevelt County · 10 seats
San Juan County · 11 seats
San Miguel County · 11 seats
Sandoval County · 11 seats
Santa Fe County · 11 seats
Sierra County · 9 seats
Socorro County · 11 seats
Taos County · 11 seats
Torrance County · 9 seats
Union County · 7 seats
Valencia County · 11 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in New Mexico?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 226 elected bodies and 327 seats across 33 counties.
What local offices are elected in New Mexico?: Each New Mexico county elects a board of county commissioners (three or five members, most by district; Los Alamos, an incorporated county, elects a seven-member council at large), a county clerk, treasurer, assessor, sheriff and probate judge, for four-year staggered terms on a partisan ballot. District attorneys are elected by judicial district. School boards and city and village offices are elected in odd-year local elections on a nonpartisan ballot.

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