2022 New Mexico State Treasurer election

The 2022 New Mexico State Treasurer election took place on November 8, 2022, to elect the next New Mexico State Treasurer. Incumbent Democratic Party Treasurer Tim Eichenberg was term-limited and could not seek re-election.

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Laura Montoya, former Sandoval County treasurer

Eliminated in primary Heather Benavidez, former magistrate judge

Endorsements

Results

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Harry Montoya, Santa Fe county commissioner

Results

General election Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Marginof error LauraMontoya (D) HarryMontoya (R) Other UndecidedResearch & Polling Inc.October 20–27, 2022625 (LV)± 3.9%46%39%2%13%Research & Polling Inc.August 19–25, 2022518 (LV)± 4.3%44%33%4%19%

Results

By county CountyLaura Montoya DemocraticHarry Montoya RepublicanMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%Bernalillo139,62358.55%98,85741.45%40,76617.09%238,480Catron47424.12%1,49175.88% -1,017 -51.76%1,965Chaves4,30326.76%11,77673.24% -7,473 -46.48%16,079Cibola3,60654.14%3,05545.86%5518.27%6,661Colfax2,14144.59%2,66155.41% -520 -10.83%4,802Curry2,61325.89%7,48074.11% -4,867 -48.22%10,093De Baca17824.83%53975.17% -361 -50.35%717Doña Ana31,56355.42%25,39444.58%6,16910.83%56,957Eddy3,82223.25%12,61876.75% -8,796 -53.50%16,440Grant6,24954.57%5,20245.43%1,0479.14%11,451Guadalupe99359.68%67140.32%32219.35%1,664Harding12932.25%27167.75% -142 -35.50%400Hidalgo63942.32%87157.68% -232 -15.36%1,510Lea2,38617.26%11,44082.74% -9,054 -65.49%13,826Lincoln2,40129.22%5,81670.78% -3,415 -41.56%8,217Los Alamos6,00860.94%3,85139.06%2,15721.88%9,859Luna2,56544.73%3,16955.27% -604 -10.53%5,734McKinley12,79468.37%5,91931.63%6,87536.74%18,713Mora1,60168.68%73031.32%87137.37%2,331Otero5,97934.49%11,35765.51% -5,378 -31.02%17,336Quay87529.60%2,08170.40% -1,206 -40.80%2,956Rio Arriba7,77662.09%4,74737.91%3,02924.19%12,523Roosevelt1,14324.91%3,44675.09% -2,303 -50.19%4,589San Juan13,69934.87%25,58465.13% -11,885 -30.25%39,283San Miguel6,54770.81%2,69929.19%3,84841.62%9,246Sandoval31,25651.98%28,87548.02%2,3813.96%60,131Santa Fe50,91374.24%17,66525.76%33,24848.48%68,578Sierra1,86538.68%2,95661.32% -1,091 -22.63%4,821Socorro3,10152.30%2,82847.70%2734.60%5,929Taos10,08276.73%3,05823.27%7,02453.46%13,140Torrance1,75332.33%3,66967.67% -1,916 -35.34%5,422Union36625.21%1,08674.79% -720 -49.59%1,452Valencia10,64642.57%14,36257.43% -3,716 -14.86%25,008Totals370,08953.15%326,22446.85%43,8656.30%696,313

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Hidalgo (largest municipality: Lordsburg)

By congressional district Laura Montoya won two of three congressional districts with Harry Montoya winning the remaining one, which elected a Democrat. District Laura Montoya Harry Montoya Representative 54% 46%Melanie Stansbury49.9%50.1%Yvette Herrell (117th Congress)Gabe Vasquez (118th Congress) 55% 45%Teresa Leger Fernandez

Notes

References

External links Official campaign websites Harry Montoya (R) for State Treasurer Laura Montoya (D) for State Treasurer