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November 9, 2022
Pre-Recount, Post-Election Report on New Mexico State House of Representatives
- House District 23
— Alan Martinez (R) won an open seat that was previously held by former Representative Damon Ely (D)
- House District 68
— Robert Moss (R) won an open seat that was vacated by outgoing Representative Karen Bash (D) – RECOUNT WILL HAPPEN
- House District 32
— Jenifer Jones (R) won appears to have defeated incumbent Representative Candie Sweetser (D) – RECOUNT WILL HAPPEN
Flipped Seat to Democratic- House District 44
— Challenger Kathleen Cates (D) defeated long-time incumbent Jane Powdrell-Culbert (R)
- House District 38
— Tara Jaramillo (D) won an open seat that was vacated by outgoing Representative Rebecca Dow (R)
New Legislators Elected The trend of significant turnover in the Legislature continues with the incoming class of New Mexico House members. In total, there will be 14 new members in the House (20 percent of the House) with eight new Republicans and six new Democrats. New Republicans- House District 2 – P. Mark Duncan (R)
- House District 7 – Tanya Mirabal Moya (R)
- House District 23 – Alan Martinez (R)
- House District 51 – John Block (R)
- House District 56 – Harlan Vincent (R)
- House District 64 – Andrea Reeb (R)
- House District 66 – Jimmy Mason (R)
- House District 68 – Robert Moss (R)
- House District 32 – Jenifer Jones (R)
- House District 17 – Cynthia Borrego (D)
- House District 19 – Janelle Anyanonu (D)
- House District 26 – Eleanor Chavez (D)
- House District 38 – Tara Jaramillo (D)
- House District 44 – Kathleen Cates (D)
- House District 68 – Separated by 12 votes
— Robert Moss (R) – 5,590 votes — Charlotte Little (D) – 5,578 votes
- House District 32 – Separated by 49 votes
— Candie Sweetser (D) – 3,730 votes — Jenifer Jones (R) – 3,779 votes
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