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What to know about New Mexico’s 2026 elections
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Voters will decide a U.S. Senate seat, three U.S. House seats and several statewide offices on Nov. 3, 2026.

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A New Mexico lawmaker has announced legislation aimed at regulating artificial intelligence in the state.

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The acting governor signed executive orders addressing New Mexico’s response to flooding.

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The National Weather Service acted after operators reported that McLeod Dam in south-central New Mexico faced imminent failure.

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The measure is associated with 2026, but its official text, ballot status and election date have not been established.

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The New Mexico proposals focus on protections for children, parents and consumers who interact with social media and artificial intelligence companies.

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Trump has proposed replacing New Mexico’s current name with “New America,” but the idea is not directly linked to an election or political race.

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The Nov. 3, 2026, ballot measures cover veto explanations, the timing of school elections and appointments of university regents.

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New Mexico lawmakers are considering whether to increase the state tax applied to gasoline purchases.

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A proposal would add 3 cents per gallon to the gasoline tax and 4 cents per gallon to the special fuel tax, including diesel.