New Mexico’s top elections regulator says she's being harassed and threatened on social media. New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver said the comments followed after she affirmed President-elect Donald Trump’s national election victory.

Four days after the general election, New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver announced she would be taking a break from X, formerly Twitter, for the foreseeable future. “Over the last several days, as I’ve tried to provide my own personal ...

Women won a majority of seats in the New Mexico Legislature in the general election, stirring emotions of joy, surprise and vindication.

Democrats may have retained their hold on New Mexico with wins in every congressional race and the presidential contest, but shrinking margins of victory show voter support is shifting toward Republic

Cindy Nava, a former undocumented immigrant, Dreamer and Biden administration official, was elected to the New Mexico State Senate.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez is seeking a second term in New Mexico’s swing district along U.S. border in a rematch against the Republican he ousted in 2022.

Vice President Harris was projected to win New Mexico, according to Decision Desk HQ, picking up the state’s five Electoral College votes. Heading into Election Day, New Mexico was seen as a

New Mexico saw a record number of people in this election using same day registration. That made for some logistical challenges. Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver told New Mexico in Focus. Producer Jeff Proctor why she supports offering this option and why it's increasingly popular.

President Claudia Sheinbaum is a leftist with a background in activism that could put her at odds with Donald Trump's presidency.

New Mexico’s top elections regulator said Tuesday that she has been the target of harassing and threatening comments on social media after affirming President-elect Donald Trump’s national election victory in an attempt to halt conspiracy theories.

A legislative committee heard from the New Mexico Secretary of State on Tuesday. She said that for the most part, the recent election went smoothly. One thing they weren’t anticipating was the amount of people registering to vote on election day.

Encouraged by Trump cutting the deficit in half in true-blue New Mexico, the Santa Fe County GOP looks ahead to future elections.