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New Mexico State Legislature:

Senate Scores

The New Mexico Senate is comprised of 42 senators. The Senate currently has 26 Democrats, 15 Republicans, and 1 Decline To State. Click a legislator’s name to view their individual profile page, which features their voting records, contact information, and more.

To find your Senate District number and Senator, visit our map here.


Legislator Party District Office Service 2023-2024
Score
Lifetime
Score
Baca, Gregory A. (R) R 29 Senator Current 8% 24%
Brandt, Craig W. (R) R 40 Senator Current 0% 23%
Burt, William F. (R) R 33 Senator Current 25% 27%
Campos, Pete (D) D 8 Senator Current 92% 80%
Cervantes, Joseph (D) D 31 Senator Current 87% 85%
Diamond, Crystal R. (R) R 35 Senator Current 8% 7%
Duhigg, Katy M. (D) D 10 Senator Current 100% 93%
Gallegos, David M. (R) R 41 Senator Current 20% 15%
Gonzales, Roberto "Bobby" J. (D) D 6 Senator Current 100% 80%
Griggs, Ron (R) R 34 Senator Current 25% 32%
Hamblen, Carrie (D) D 38 Senator Current 100% 100%
Hemphill, Siah Correa (D) D 28 Senator Current 75% 90%
Hickey, Martin (D) D 20 Senator Current 100% 97%
Ingle, Stuart (R) R 27 Senator Former 43% 23%
Ivey-Soto, Daniel A. (D) D 15 Senator Current 100% 89%
Jaramillo, Leo (D) D 5 Senator Current 92% 94%
Kernan, Gay G. (R) R 42 Senator Former 13% 31%
Lopez, Linda M. (D) D 11 Senator Current 91% 87%
Maestas, Antonio "Moe" (D) D 26 Senator Current 83% 89%
McCutcheon II, Steven (R) R 42 Senator Current 17% 17%
McKenna, Brenda G. (D) D 9 Senator Current 92% 97%
Moores, Mark (R) R 21 Senator Current 0% 25%
Munoz, George K. (D) D 4 Senator Current 83% 54%
Neville, Steven P. (R) R 2 Senator Current 24% 34%
Nibert, Greg (R) R 27 Senator Current 9% 11%
O'Neill, Bill B. (D) D 13 Senator Current 100% 95%
Ortiz y Pino, Gerald (D) D 12 Senator Current 85% 94%
Padilla, Michael (D) D 14 Senator Current 100% 89%
Pinto, Shannon (D) D 3 Senator Current 100% 100%
Pirtle, Cliff R. (R) R 32 Senator Current 8% 25%
Pope, Harold (D) D 23 Senator Current 100% 98%
Rodriguez, Nancy (D) D 24 Senator Current 100% 92%
Sanchez, Joshua A. (R) R 30 Senator Current 8% 13%
Schmedes, Gregg (R) R 19 Senator Current 25% 27%
Sedillo Lopez, Antoinette (D) D 16 Senator Current 100% 99%
Sharer, William E. (R) R 1 Senator Current 8% 16%
Shendo Jr., Benny (D) D 22 Senator Current 83% 80%
Soules, William P. (D) D 37 Senator Current 100% 94%
Stefanics, Elizabeth "Liz" (D) D 39 Senator Current 100% 97%
Steinborn, Jeff (D) D 36 Senator Current 92% 98%
Stewart, Mimi (D) D 17 Senator Current 100% 98%
Tallman, Bill (D) D 18 Senator Current 100% 97%
Wirth, Peter (D) D 25 Senator Current 100% 99%
Woods, Pat (R) R 7 Senator Current 13% 17%

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