New Mexico’s 2025 Mayoral Elections: Key Decisions Ahead
The 2025 mayoral elections in New Mexico are pivotal, as candidates across various cities vie for leadership. Unofficial results show significant voter engagement, with numerous incumbents running for re-election amid emerging challengers.
Key Mayoral Results from New Mexico’s 2025 Elections
Alamogordo
- Sharon McDonald: 1,709 votes (40%)
- Jason Baldwin: 1,547 votes (36%)
- Latanya Boyce: 669 votes (15%)
- Ted Morgan: 206 votes (5%)
- Richard Cota: 187 votes (4%)
Albuquerque
- Timothy Keller (Incumbent): 39,458 votes (36%)
- Darren White: 33,682 votes (31%)
- Alexander Uballez: 19,648 votes (18%)
- Louie Sanchez: 7,154 votes (7%)
- Mayling Armijo: 5,977 votes (5%)
Anthony
- Gabriel Isaiah Holguin: 525 votes (60%)
- Diana Murillo (Incumbent): 289 votes (33%)
- Oscar Sebastian Enriquez: 64 votes (7%)
Belen
- Robert Noblin Jr. (Incumbent): 208 votes (100%)
Bloomfield
- John Mohler: 539 votes (50%)
- Cynthia Atencio (Incumbent): 404 votes (38%)
- Lucas Aaron Almeida-Barnett: 134 votes (12%)
Cloudcroft
- Gerald Dustin Wiley: 56 votes (57%)
- Timothy Edward King (Incumbent): 43 votes (43%)
Corrales
- Fred Hashimoto: 2,309 votes (62%)
- James Fahey Jr. (Incumbent): 1,425 votes (38%)
Important Statistics
As precinct results continue to update, many cities remain pending. Voting engagement appears strong, indicating a competitive electoral landscape for New Mexico’s mayors. This election could significantly influence local governance and policy direction across the state.
Conclusion
The 2025 mayoral elections are crucial for New Mexico, with key decisions impacting various communities ahead. Voters are encouraged to stay informed as results unfold in the coming days.
