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Hernandez also ran unsuccessfully for Rio Rancho City Council in 2016. [3] In 2020, Hernandez ran unopposed for the 60th district in the New Mexico House of Representatives. He assumed office on January 19, 2021, succeeding incumbent Republican Tim Lewis. [4] [5] He won re-election in 2022.
The House District 57 seat — the district encompasses Rio Rancho, spanning northwest of Idalia NE and U.S. 550 — has seen consistent Republican wins over the past decade, though some races ...
Mar. 7—A Republican state House member from Rio Rancho who has served in the Legislature for 12 years announced Thursday he is not running for reelection. "With tremendous gratitude to my ...
Rio Rancho: 2012 58 Candy Ezzell: Rep Roswell: 2004 59 Mark B. Murphy: Rep Roswell: 2025† 60 Joshua Hernandez: Rep Rio Rancho: 2020 61 Randall Pettigrew: Rep Lovington: 2020 62 Larry R. Scott: Rep Hobbs: 2014 63 Martin R. Zamora: Rep Santa Rosa: 2018 64 Andrea Reeb: Rep Clovis: 2022 65 Derrick Lente: Dem Sandia Pueblo: 2016 66 Jimmy Mason ...
Rio Rancho, New Mexico – Racial and ethnic composition ... Party reg. Took office Up for re–election Greggory D. Hull Mayor Republican: 2014 2026 Jim Owen ...
The president of CIA Aviation is former state Republican Party chairman Allen Weh, who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 2014. ... The city of Rio Rancho did not seek reimbursement from ...
Deb Haaland successfully defended her seat against a challenge from perennial Republican candidate Michelle Garcia Holmes. [7] Additionally, Representative Ben Ray Luján stepped down from his seat in the 3rd district, in order to run for New Mexico's open Senate seat, which was made vacant by Senator Tom Udall 's retirement. [ 8 ]
Before his election to the New Mexico state Senate, Brandt served on the Rio Rancho School Board. [2]2012: With District 40 incumbent Republican Senator William Burt redistricted to District 33, Brandt ran in the June 5, 2012, Republican Primary, winning with 1,363 votes (62.2%) [3] and won the November 6, 2012, General election with 9,982 votes (55.3%) against Democratic nominee Linda Allison.