2026 results · New Mexico · county
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
Luján carried Rio Arriba County by 46.6 points in the Senate race, 27.2 points more Democratic than the 2024 presidential vote here (D+19.4). 8 races have votes counted here.
- Votes counted, Senate
- 12,643
- 79% of the 15,989 votes for president in 2024
- 2026 margin
- D+46.6
- 2024 president
- D+19.4
- Shift from 2024
- 27.2 pts → D
- In New Mexico
- 5th of 33
- The 5th best county for Luján of the 33 counted; 16th for turnout against 2024.
Statewide races
- New Mexico SenateBen Ray Luján won · D+26.5 across the state73.3% Ben Ray Luján26.7% Larry MarkerD+46.612,643 votes27.2 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico GovernorDeb Haaland won · D+14.7 across the state61.8% Deb Haaland38.2% Gregg HullD+23.612,617 votes4.1 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico Attorney GeneralRaul Torrez won · D+26.0 across the state74.8% Raul Torrez25.2% Samuel Isaiah Kane Sr.D+49.712,509 votes30.3 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico AuditorJoseph M Maestas won · D+21.1 across the state73.7% Joseph M Maestas26.3% Joshua James Ryan LawrenceD+47.412,371 votes28.0 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico Commissioner of Public LandsJuan De Jesus Sanchez III won · D+21.4 across the state72.4% Juan De Jesus Sanchez III27.6% Michael Jack PerryD+44.912,311 votes25.5 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico Secretary of StateAmanda López Askin won · D+21.9 across the state71.7% Amanda López Askin28.3% Ramona L GoolsbyD+43.412,321 votes24.0 pts → D2024 D+19.4
- New Mexico TreasurerLaura M Montoya won · D+19.6 across the state70.8% Laura M Montoya29.2% James F EllisonD+41.712,292 votes22.3 pts → D2024 D+19.4
The House
- New Mexico 3rd DistrictRio Arriba County's part of the district · Teresa Leger Fernandez won · D+23.3 across the district68.9% Teresa Leger Fernandez31.1% Martin ZamoraD+37.812,557 votes18.4 pts → D2024 D+19.4
Counts come from each race’s official source, named on its own page. Margins are the leading two candidates’ difference in points of all votes counted. 2024 is the presidential vote, Harris against Trump, on the same ground (for a House district, the county’s part of it). A county is not compared with 2024 until a quarter of its 2024 vote is counted. Ranks are among the state’s counties with votes counted in the same race.