

Track New Mexico election odds, candidates, polls, key dates, market volume and race movement across the 2026 races on Prediction Edge.
New Mexico's 2026 ballot is led by an open governor's race: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is term-limited, and the June 2 primaries set a November 3 contest between Democrat Deb Haaland and Republican Gregg Hull. Voters will also decide a US Senate race, where Democrat Ben Ray Luján seeks a second term, all three US House seats, and statewide offices including attorney general. The June 2 primary was New Mexico's first under a semi-open system that let independent voters take part. This hub connects live market odds with candidate pages, polling context, official dates and market-moving updates through Election Day.
An open seat: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is term-limited. The June 2 primaries nominated Democrat Deb Haaland, the former Interior Secretary, and Republican Gregg Hull, the former Rio Rancho mayor, for the November 3 general election.
Democrat Ben Ray Luján is seeking a second term in New Mexico's Class 2 Senate seat after winning the June 2 primary. No Republican qualified for the primary ballot, but Larry Marker won the GOP nomination as a write-in, setting up a November contest.
All three of New Mexico's US House districts are on the November 2026 ballot, with markets tracking NM-01, NM-02 and NM-03. Democrats currently hold every seat; the June 2 primaries set the general election matchups.
Incumbent Attorney General Raúl Torrez, a Democrat first elected in 2022, is seeking a second term in November 2026. He ran unopposed in the June 2 Democratic primary; markets track the general election outcome.
Explore candidate pages for New Mexico's major 2026 races — odds, polling, fundraising, endorsements and news.






| Date (Start - End) | Spread | Haaland | Hull |
|---|---|---|---|
McLaughlin & AssociatesJul 13 - 15 | Haaland+1.0 | 46.0% | 45.0% |