Joy Garratt, a Democrat and the incumbent in New Mexico House District 29, is running in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The race is listed as uncontested, with no other candidate identified for the district.
Garratt’s official candidate record does not list a biography, campaign finance totals or documented positions on public policy. That leaves voters with a basic official profile: Garratt’s party, incumbent status, district and place in the 2026 election.
Who Joy Garratt is
Garratt is identified as the Democratic incumbent for State House District 29. An incumbent is the person who currently holds the office involved in the election.
The official record contains no biography for Garratt. It does not identify education, professional experience, community roles or other personal background. Those details therefore are not part of this candidate profile.
Garratt is the only candidate listed in the District 29 race, which is marked as not contested. The election is the 2026 New Mexico general election, scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Policy positions
No policy positions are documented for Garratt in the official candidate record. As a result, the record does not establish where Garratt stands on specific state issues or what legislation Garratt would prioritize.
Party identification and incumbent status do not, by themselves, establish a candidate’s position on an individual issue. A documented position would require an official statement, filing or other candidate record that directly states the view. None is listed for this race.
For voters comparing candidates and issues, this means the official profile does not support assigning Garratt a stance on taxes, education, health care, public safety, the state budget or any other policy area. It also does not identify a campaign platform for the 2026 election.
Campaign finance record
No totals are listed for Garratt’s campaign fundraising, spending or cash on hand. The record therefore does not attach a dollar amount to contributions received, campaign expenses or money remaining in the campaign account.
Those three figures measure different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money brought into a campaign, funds spent cover campaign expenses, and cash on hand is the amount remaining at a reporting point. None of those totals is recorded for Garratt in this race.
The absence of listed figures does not establish that the amounts are zero. It means no fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand total is attached to the candidate profile.
The 2026 race
Garratt is running for a seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives representing District 29. The contest is part of the statewide general election on Nov. 3, 2026.
The race is currently identified as uncontested. That describes the candidate lineup in the official election record; it does not add information about Garratt’s background, issue positions or campaign activity.
Before Election Day, voters can watch for changes to the official candidate listing, campaign finance entries and direct policy statements from Garratt. Any such additions could expand the public record beyond the basic details now attached to the District 29 race.
