2025 Metro Election Results Announced

In the recent elections held on November 4, 2025, voters in the Albuquerque metropolitan area made pivotal choices regarding their local governance, including mayoral and city council positions. Separate elections in Corrales for mayor and Rio Rancho for school board members also drew voter attention.

2025 Metro Election Results Overview

The initial results indicate that no votes have been officially tallied yet, as all precincts report 0% completion. Key candidates for various positions have emerged, although the final counts are pending.

Albuquerque Mayoral Race

• Timothy Keller (I)
• Darren White
• Daniel Chavez
• Louie Sanchez
• Alexander Uballez
• Mayling Armijo
• Eddie Varela

City Council Elections

• District 1:
  • Daniel Gilber Leiva
  • Ahren Griego
  • Stephanie Telles
  • Joshua Taylor Neal
• District 3:
  • Teresa Garcia
  • Klarissa Peña (I)
  • Christopher Rudolph Sedillo
• District 5:
  • Dan Lewis (I)
  • Athena A Allen
• District 7:
  • Tammy Fiebelkorn (I)
  • Jaemes Shanley
• District 9:
  • Renée Grout (I)
  • Colton Alan Newman

Corrales Mayoral Election

• Fred Hashimoto
• James Fahey Jr. (I)

Bond Issues in Albuquerque

Several significant bond initiatives were presented to Albuquerque voters:

• ABQ Community Centers Bond
• ABQ Community Safety Facilities Bond
• ABQ Low Income Housing Bond
• ABQ Metropolitan Redevelopment Bond
• ABQ Municipal Infrastructure Bond
• ABQ Museum Bond
• ABQ Parks and Recreation Bond
• ABQ Public Libraries Bond
• ABQ Renovating Public Facilities Bond
• ABQ Storm Sewer System Bond
• ABQ Transportation Bond

School Elections

In conjunction with local governance elections, multiple school districts held elections for their boards. Notably:

• Albuquerque Public Schools District 3:
• R. Betzen
• D. Gonzales (I)
• I. Flores
• Albuquerque Public Schools District 5:
• B. Laurent
• J. Martinez
• Albuquerque Public Schools District 6:
• M. Bowman
• D. Ams
• Albuquerque Public Schools Development Bond

As the counting progresses, updates will be made available. For comprehensive election results, El-Balad recommends checking with the New Mexico Secretary of State’s office.