Who serves in the New Mexico House of Representatives?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The current official member directories were checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). They contain 68 House members and all 42 senators, independently reconciled against the current official district tables and individual profiles. The House dataset preserves all 70 seats, including two vacancy assessments.

New Mexico Constitution Article XX section 3 begins regular terms January 1 following election; Article IV section 4 governs legislative terms and appointments ending December 31 after the next general election. November 2026 candidates, winners and next-term announcements do not establish current serving membership. No incoming successor is assigned early.

Every one of the 110 named members exactly matches the official individual profile name, party and district. Official August contact data independently matches all 110 active identities, parties and districts; Benny Shendo’s contact entry omits the Jr. suffix retained by the current directory. That older contact file still lists Andrea Reeb, so it does not control current service.

House Districts 37 and 64 are vacancy assessments supported by direct resignation/retirement evidence, current official Former Representative labels, and removal from both current member and district directories. They are not inferred from a single missing row or described as explicit government vacancy notices. Names and parties are null, and source notes accompany both table rows.

The official House Democratic caucus release dates Joanne Ferrary’s resignation July 31. Some contemporary reports used July 27; the direct caucus release controls this date. No elected or prospective District 37 successor is seated without current official appointment/service evidence.

Andrea Reeb’s signed October 15 resignation letter was retained byte-for-byte and both image-only pages were visually inspected. Her official current link leads to a Former Representative record. Reported plans to return in January 2027 do not reverse the present-term vacancy. Her historical Republican label is not assigned to the empty seat.

Current official serving replacements include Yolanda Jaramillo in House District 41 and Martha Garcia in House District 6. Former members are not carried forward from stale contact or committee documents.

House HB8 final plan 221619.1 was signed December 29, 2021; Senate SB2 final plan 221780.1 was signed January 6, 2022. Current House representation uses that plan from 2023 and Senate representation from 2025. Congressional redistricting is separate.

These are representation records and district display boundaries. No district demographic estimate, statewide ACS aggregation, ZIP or ZCTA finding is inferred. This snapshot does not update automatically.

Affiliations come from current official member directories, not GIS or election results. House Districts 37 and 64 are separately sourced vacancy assessments, with no current names, parties or assumed successors. Former-member party labels are not carried onto vacant seats. This snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Legal authority: New Mexico Legislature House HB8 final plan 221619.1 (signed December 29, 2021) and Senate SB2 final plan 221780.1 (signed January 6, 2022), used for current House service from 2023 and Senate service from 2025. Display: Census 2024 cartographic legislative districts, with all 112 IDs and district interior labels checked against official legal polygons. Small-scale representation display, not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Current official House alphabetic directory — 68 serving members ↗
• Current official Senate alphabetic directory — 42 serving members ↗
• Independent current official members by district ↗
• Current official political composition ↗
• Official August 2026 contact data — independent named-member crosscheck; stale Reeb record excluded ↗
• New Mexico Constitution Articles IV and XX — membership, vacancies and January 1 term start ↗
• Official House Democratic caucus retirement release — Ferrary resignation July 31 ↗
• Andrea Reeb signed resignation letter — October 15; primary document reproduced by NM Political Report ↗
• Official former-member record — Joanne Ferrary ↗
• Official former-member record — Andrea Reeb ↗

District boundary sources

• New Mexico Legislature current redistricting plans and effective elections ↗
• Current official district finder — House service from 2023, Senate from 2025 ↗
• House HB8 final plan 221619.1 and legal data ↗
• House final legal shapefile ↗
• Senate SB2 final plan 221780.1 and legal data ↗
• Senate final legal shapefile ↗
• Census 2024 House cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗
• Census 2024 Senate cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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