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Election results 2024

The following statistics were reported by the New Mexico Secretary of State’s office as of 9 a.m. Wednesday.

Tuesday, Nov 5, 2024 9:17 PM MT

Updated Wednesday, Nov 6, 2024 1:37 PM MT

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SAN JUAN COUNTY BALLOT

COUNTY VOTESPERCENTSTATEPresident of the United StatesKamala Harris and Timothy Walz, Dem.17,38633%52%Donald J. Trump and JD Vance, Rep.34,20265%46%——————

U.S. SenateMartin Heinrich, Dem.17,08037%55%Nella Louise Domenici, Rep32,35263%45%——————

U.S. Representative, District 3Teresa Leger Fernandez, Dem.17,08033%56%Sharon E. Clahchischilliage, Rep.33,96467%44%——————

State Senator, District 1William E. Sharer, Rep.14,460100%100%——————

State Senator, District 2Steve D. Lanier, Rep..16,79679%79%Songtree L. Pioche4,59321%21%——————

State Senator, District 3Shannon Dawn Pinto, Democrat6,219100%100%——————

State Senator, District 4George K Munoz, Dem.1,565100%100%——————

State Senator District 22Benny Shendo Jr.861100%100%——————

State Representative, District 1Rodney D. Montoya11,335100%100%——————

State Representative, D-2P. Mark Duncan8,582100%100%——————

State Representative, District 3William A. Hall II10,314100%100%——————

State Representative, District 4Joseph Franklin Hernandez, Dem5,65656%56%Lincoln Mark, Rep.4,48944%44%——————

State Representative, District 5Doreen Wonda Johnson, Dem.2,018100%100%——————

State Representative, District 65Derrick J. Lente, Dem.675100%100%——————

State Representative, D-69Michelle P. Abeyta, Dem.149100%100%——————

Education Commissioner, District 10Steven J. Carrillo, Dem.4,082100%100%——————

District Attorney, 11th Judicial DistrictJack L. Fortner, Rep.41,051100%NA——————

District Judge, 11th Judicial DistrictDouglas W. Decker, Dem.27,104100%NA——————

County ClerkAlyssa Kuhn, Rep.39,374100%NA——————

County TreasurerCarol B. Taulbee, Rep.38,660100%NA——————

County Commissioner, District 3Sandra L. Lanier8,934100%NA——————

County Commissioner, District 4Terri D. Fortner, Rep.9,461100%NA——————

County Commissioner, District 5Sam Gonzales, Rep.8,023100%NA

JUDICIAL RETENTION

COUNTYSTATEYesNoYesNo

Supreme CourtBrianna H. Zamora 25,704 (61%)16,403 (39%)516,044 (71%)215,053 (29%)——————

Appeals CourtJennifer L. Attrep25,096 (61%)16,185 (39%)492,971 (69%)222,230 (31%)Shammara H. Henderson25,360 (61%)15,911 (31%)490,041 (69%)222,263 (31%)——————

11th Judicial DistrictSarah V. Weaver29,476 (70%)12,867 (30%)44,878 (71%)18,584 (29%)

AMENDMENTS AND BONDS

COUNTYSTATEConstitutional Amendment 1Extend a property tax exemption to veterans with less than a 100 percent disability and their widows and widowers and basing the amount of the exemption on a veteran’s federal disability rating. Yes (For)41,232 (86%)482,573 (68%)No (Against)7,470 (15%)225,711 (32%)——————

Constitutional Amendment 2Amend Article 8, Section 5 of the state Constitution to increase a property tax exemption for honorably discharged members of the armed forces and their widows and widowers. Yes (For)34,925 (72%)690,752 (83%)No (Against)13,578 (28%)144,140 (17%)——————

Constitutional Amendment 3Amend Article 6, Section 35 of the state Constitution by allowing the dean of the University of New Mexico school of law to appoint a designee to the Judicial Nominating Committee. Yes (For)21,333 (46%)406,106 (51%)No (Against)24,547 (54%)385,057 (49%)——————

Constitutional Amendment 4Amend Article 110, Section 1 of the state Constitution to provide that the salaries of county officers be established by county commissioners and clarify that any fee collected by a county official be paid in the the treasury of the county. Yes (For)28,367 (63%)512,228 (66%)No (Against)16,330 (37%)268,791 (34%)——————

General Obligation Bond 1 Authorizes the issuance and sale of senior citizen facility improvement, construction and equipment acquisition bonds. Not to exceed $30,758,100. Yes (For)29,768 (65%)563,471 (70%)No (Against)15,684 (35%)239,923 (30%)——————

General Obligation Bond 2Authorizes the issuance and sale of library acquisition bonds. No to exceed $19,305,000. Yes (For)27,323 (60%)536,796 (67%)No (Against)17,908 (40%)262,299 (33%)——————

General Obligation Bond 3Authorizes the issuance and sale of higher education, special schools and tribal schools’ capital improvement and acquisition bonds. Not to exceed $230,258,500. Yes (For)26,879 (59%)522,641 (66%)No (Against)18,455 (41%)274,016 (34%)——————

General Obligation Bond 4Authorizes the issuance and sale of public safety radio communications systems improvement bonds. No to exceed $10,297,100. Yes (For)26,493 (59%)491,257 (63%No (Against)18,661 (41%)289,338 (37%)

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