Catherine Cullen is running as the Republican incumbent for New Mexico House District 57 in the general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The race is listed as uncontested, with no other candidate identified for the district.
Cullen’s incumbent status means the candidate currently holds the District 57 seat. The office is one of the district-based seats in the New Mexico House of Representatives.
Candidate and race
Cullen is identified as a Republican candidate. The election listing identifies no opposing candidate, making this an uncontested race as it currently stands.
The contest is part of New Mexico’s 2026 general election. District 57 voters will see the State House race during the election taking place Nov. 3, 2026. This profile concerns only the District 57 contest and Cullen’s candidacy for that seat.
Party affiliation and incumbent status are the central identifying details on file for Cullen. A candidate biography is not on file. That leaves the official record without details about Cullen’s education, occupation, community involvement or other personal and professional background.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are on file for Cullen. The record therefore does not identify a stated position on any specific state issue or legislative proposal.
That distinction matters in a candidate profile. Party affiliation identifies the political party under which a candidate is running, but it does not establish the candidate’s individual position on a particular question. With no positions documented, no issue stance can be assigned to Cullen from the official record.
The absence of filed positions also means there is no official issue list to compare within this race. Because no opponent is identified, there are no candidate positions to place side by side in the District 57 contest.
Campaign finance
Campaign fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand figures are not on file for Cullen. The record does not state how much the campaign has raised, how much it has spent or how much money it currently holds.
Those categories describe different parts of campaign finance. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, while funds spent cover campaign expenditures. Cash on hand is the amount retained at a given reporting point. For Cullen, none of those figures is listed.
A figure that is not on file is not the same as a reported total of zero. No dollar amount can be assigned to Cullen’s fundraising, spending or cash balance from the current filing information.
What comes next
The next listed election event is the New Mexico general election on Nov. 3, 2026. Cullen is the only candidate identified in the District 57 State House race, and the contest is marked as uncontested.
Voters following the race can watch for changes to the candidate listing, new campaign finance entries and documented policy positions. Any such entries would add detail about the campaign before Election Day. Until then, the official profile identifies Cullen by name, Republican affiliation, incumbent status, district, election date and uncontested race status.
