Nov. 4 was Election Day around the state and voters turned out to vote for mayors, city councilors, trustees, bonds and ballot initiatives.

Ballots have been cast in several key races, including city mayor and council, school board and important bond and tax questions.

Follow here for the latest live updates on elections in New Mexico with KOB 4 as Election Day is here for 2025.

Across New Mexico in roughly half of the state’s 33 counties, voters will cast their ballots in the Nov. 4 local elections, deciding the outcomes for 997 contests, which include mayors and other municipal officials; hospital board members; soil and water districts; and various school boards.

Native Vote.  New Mexico gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland , former U.S. secretary of the Interior, released the following statement on Tuesday's election results in New Mexico and nationally:

The Albuquerque mayoral race is down to incumbent Tim Keller and challenger Darren White, who will face off in the upcoming runoff election.

Election Day has come and gone, but voters will soon have to return to the polls to cast their ballots for a second time this year. The Albuquerque mayoral race is headed to a runoff election between incumbent Mayor Tim Keller and former Bernalillo County Sheriff Darren White.

Albuquerque voters will return to the polls next month for a runoff election to determine who will be mayor and represent city council districts 1 and 3. Why is a

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It’s Election Day. Albuquerque voters will decide Tuesday who will be the next mayor. Six candidates are vying to lead Albuquerque for the next four years. They are: Tim Keller, Mayling Armijo, Alex Uballez,

Across New Mexico in roughly half of the state’s 33 counties, voters will cast their ballots in the Nov. 4 local elections, deciding the outcomes for 997 contests, which include mayors and other municipal officials;