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Democratic U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez is seeking a second term in New Mexico’s swing district along U.S. border in a rematch against the Republican he ousted in 2022.

New Mexico voters are going to the polls to cast their ballot for president as well as in U.S. Senate and House races. The winner of the presidential race will gain the state's five electoral votes. Democratic Sen.

Sandoval County election officials earned praise from skeptics by opening their office’s inner workings. But observers wonder if the approach is tenable in a close race.

Even if carrying these states is unlikely, they offer the possibility that fresh audiences could supply more Republican votes in the popular tally.

After months of attack ads, debates and candidate promises, Election Day has finally arrived in New Mexico. Already, about 48.2% of the state's registered voters have cast a ballot this year, as 663,874 votes were cast via early or absentee voting before early voting ended on Saturday.

North Carolina, New Mexico, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia all conclude their early in-person voting periods on Saturday.

The Democratic congressman from New Mexico narrowly defeated Republican Yvette Herrell in 2022. Their closely-watched rematch could determine which party controls the House. Vasquez, a first generation Mexican American,

Former President Trump campaigned Thursday in traditionally Democratic New Mexico, telling supporters the visit was good for his “credentials” with Hispanic voters and falsely claiming the state’s

New Mexico has 5 Electoral College votes contributing to the presidential race. The presidential election winner must earn 270 Electoral College votes to assume office. Early voting started in New Mexico on October 8, and polls for in-person voting run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, is the deadline to register in person to vote.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – It’s just days before the election, and the number of people voting early in New Mexico is trending lower than in 2020. Although we are ahead of 2016 early and absentee voting turnouts, some analysts said those voting numbers are still high compared to years before the pandemic.