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67.12%

Ballots Cast928,154
Eligible Voters1,382,761

Precincts Fully Reported

100%

Partially0
Fully 2169
Total2169

Curry County Results

President and Vice President of the United States

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

KAMALA D HARRIS AND TIMOTHY WALZ

Democrat

4,230

LAURA EBKE AND TRISHA BUTLER

Liberal Party USA

12 ROBERT F KENNEDY, JR AND NICOLE SHANAHAN

Independent

161 CHASE OLIVER AND MIKE TER MAAT

Libertarian

62 JILL STEIN AND RUDOLPH WARE

Green

26 DONALD J TRUMP AND JD VANCE

Republican

10,714

CLAUDIA DE LA CRUZ AND KARINA GARCIA

Party for Socialism and Liberation

18

total votes

15,223

United States Senator

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

MARTIN HEINRICH

Democrat

4,532

NELLA LOUISE DOMENICI

Republican

10,176

total votes

14,708

United States Representative DISTRICT 3

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Precincts Fully: 747 / 747

Partially: 0 / 747

TERESA LEGER FERNANDEZ

Democrat

4,643

SHARON E CLAHCHISCHILLIAGE

Republican

9,904

total votes

14,547

State Senator DISTRICT 7

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Precincts Fully: 53 / 53

Partially: 0 / 53

PAT WOODS

Republican

10,288

total votes

10,288

State Senator DISTRICT 27

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Precincts Fully: 58 / 58

Partially: 0 / 58

PATRICK HENRY BOONE IV

Republican

1,566

total votes

1,566

State Representative DISTRICT 63

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Precincts Fully: 31 / 31

Partially: 0 / 31

MARTIN ZAMORA

Republican

3,136

total votes

3,136

State Representative DISTRICT 64

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Precincts Fully: 32 / 32

Partially: 0 / 32

ANDREA R REEB

Republican

4,944

total votes

4,944

State Representative DISTRICT 67

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Precincts Fully: 42 / 42

Partially: 0 / 42

JACKEY O CHATFIELD

Republican

3,752

total votes

3,752

Public Education Commissioner DISTRICT 8

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Precincts Fully: 254 / 254

Partially: 0 / 254

MICHAEL M TAYLOR

Republican

11,559

total votes

11,559

District Attorney 9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

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Precincts Fully: 64 / 64

Partially: 0 / 64

QUENTIN PAUL RAY

Republican

11,409

total votes

11,409

County Clerk

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

ANNIE HOGLAND

Republican

11,611

total votes

11,611

County Sheriff

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

MICHAEL DEAN BROCKETT

Republican

11,372

total votes

11,372

County Treasurer

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

BEN L MCDANIEL

Republican

11,395

total votes

11,395

County Assessor

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

SAM A KELLEY

Democrat

8,250

total votes

8,250

County Commissioner by Commissioner District - Curry DISTRICT 2

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

BRAD D BENDER

Republican

2,795

total votes

2,795

County Commissioner by Commissioner District - Curry DISTRICT 4

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

SETH H MARTIN

Republican

1,762

total votes

1,762

County Commissioner by Commissioner District - Curry DISTRICT 5

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Precincts Fully: 43 / 43

Partially: 0 / 43

DEREK KYLE CAIN

Republican

3,117

total votes

3,117

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall BRIANA H ZAMORA be retained as Justice of the Supreme Court?

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

8,367

No

3,557

total votes

11,924

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall JENNIFER L ATTREP be retained as Judge of the Court of Appeals?

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

8,050

No

3,531

total votes

11,581

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall SHAMMARA H HENDERSON be retained as Judge of the Court of Appeals?

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

7,930

No

3,571

total votes

11,501

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall MEGAN P DUFFY be retained as Judge of the Court of Appeals?

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

8,093

No

3,435

total votes

11,528

JUDICIAL RETENTION: Shall FRED TRAVIS VAN SOELEN be retained as Judge of the 9th Judicial District, Division 3? NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT : DIVISION 03

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Precincts Fully: 64 / 64

Partially: 0 / 64

Yes

9,711

No

2,635

total votes

12,346

Constitutional Amendment 1: Proposing an amendment to Article 8, Section 15 of the Constitution of New Mexico to extend a property tax exemption, currently only allowed for one hundred percent disabled veterans and their widows and widowers, to veterans with less than a one hundred percent disability and their widows and widowers and basing the amount of the exemption on a veteran's federal disability rating.

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

11,809

No

2,028

total votes

13,837

Constitutional Amendment 2: Proposing an amendment to Article 8, Section 5 of the Constitution of New Mexico to increase a property tax exemption for honorably discharged members of the armed forces and their widows and widowers.

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

10,423

No

3,422

total votes

13,845

Constitutional Amendment 3: Proposing to amend Article 6, Section 35 of the Constitution of New Mexico by allowing the dean of the University of New Mexico school of law to appoint a designee to the Judicial Nominating Commission.

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

6,049

No

6,836

total votes

12,885

Constitutional Amendment 4: Proposing an amendment to Article 10, Section 1 of the Constitution of New Mexico to provide that the salaries of county officers shall be established by the Board of County Commissioners, remove references to the first legislative session and clarify that any fees collected by a county official shall be paid into the treasury of the county.

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

8,529

No

4,158

total votes

12,687

Bond Question 1: The 2024 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of senior citizen facility improvement, construction and equipment acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed thirty million seven hundred fifty-eight thousand one hundred dollars ($30,758,100) to make capital expenditures for certain senior citizen facility improvement, construction and equipment acquisition projects and provide for a general

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

8,258

No

4,672

total votes

12,930

Bond Question 2: The 2024 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of library acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed nineteen million three hundred five thousand dollars ($19,305,000) to make capital expenditures for academic, public school, tribal and public library resource acquisitions and provide for a general property tax imposition and levy for the payment of principal of, interest on and expenses in

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

7,732

No

5,101

total votes

12,833

Bond Question 3: The 2024 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of higher education, special schools and tribal schools’ capital improvement and acquisition bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed two hundred thirty million two hundred fifty-eight thousand four hundred dollars ($230,258,400) to make capital expenditures for certain higher education, special schools and tribal schools capital improvements and acquisi

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Precincts Fully: 2169 / 2169

Partially: 0 / 2169

Yes

7,521

No

5,359

total votes

12,880

Bond Question 4: The 2024 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act authorizes the issuance and sale of public safety radio communications systems improvement bonds. Shall the state be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed ten million two hundred ninety-seven thousand one hundred dollars ($10,297,100) to make capital expenditures for public safety radio communications systems stabilization and modernization and provide for a general property tax imposition and levy for the pa

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New Mexico Secretary of State

Unofficial Results

2024 General November 5, 2024

Statewide Voter Turnout

Ballots Cast928,154Eligible Voters1,382,761

Precincts Fully Reported

Partially0Fully 2169Total2169

President and Vice President of the United States

KAMALA D HARRIS AND TIMOTHY WALZ

Democrat

4,230

LAURA EBKE AND TRISHA BUTLER

Liberal Party USA

12

ROBERT F KENNEDY, JR AND NICOLE SHANAHAN

Independent

161

CHASE OLIVER AND MIKE TER MAAT

Libertarian

62

JILL STEIN AND RUDOLPH WARE

Green

26

DONALD J TRUMP AND JD VANCE

Republican

10,714

CLAUDIA DE LA CRUZ AND KARINA GARCIA

Party for Socialism and Liberation

18

total votes

15,223

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United States Senator

MARTIN HEINRICH

Democrat

4,532

NELLA LOUISE DOMENICI

Republican

10,176

total votes

14,708

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United States Representative DISTRICT 3

TERESA LEGER FERNANDEZ

Democrat

4,643

SHARON E CLAHCHISCHILLIAGE

Republican

9,904

total votes

14,547

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State Senator DISTRICT 7

PAT WOODS

Republican

10,288

total votes

10,288

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State Senator DISTRICT 27

PATRICK HENRY BOONE IV

Republican

1,566

total votes

1,566

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State Representative DISTRICT 63

MARTIN ZAMORA

Republican

3,136

total votes

3,136

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State Representative DISTRICT 64

ANDREA R REEB

Republican

Ballots Cast928,154
Eligible Voters1,382,761

Partially0
Fully 2169
Total2169