Term Limited
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Governor
Democrat
New Mexico
In office sinceJan 1, 20197 years · 2 terms
Term endsJan 20273 months away
7Years in office
2027Term ends
State
District info
Statewide seat
3 districts
Leans–
Population–
State officials
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About
Michelle Lynn Lujan Grisham is an American lawyer and politician serving as the 32nd governor of New Mexico since 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Lujan Grisham previously served as the U.S. representative for New Mexico's 1st congressional district from 2013 to 2019.
2026 Election
On the ballot | Nov 3, 2026
Open seat: Michelle Lujan Grisham is term-limited.
- Gregg HullRepublican
- Debra HaalandDemocratic
State Government
Democratic trifecta
SenateDemocratic majority
D 62%R 38%
HouseDemocratic majority
D 63%R 37%
Veto override: 2/3 of members present in each chamber
Source: Ballotpedia, as of Sep 27, 2026
Executive Record
This term, since 2023–Bills Signed
–Vetoes
492Executive Orders
–Veto Overrides
Latest executive orders
- No. 2026-047|6.29.26Declaring An Emergency Due To Wildfires Across New Mexico And Authorizing Emergency Funds For The Department Of Homeland Security And Emergency Management
- No. 2026-048|6.29.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-049|6.29.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-050|6.29.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-051|6.29.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-044|6.24.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-045|6.24.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
- No. 2026-046|6.24.26Authorizing Additional Emergency Funds For The Forestry Division Of The Energy, Minerals And Natural Resources Department
Executive orders from this office's own website. Bills signed, vetoes and overrides light up when state bill tracking arrives.
In the news
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- OFFICIAL HEADLINES1mo ago
Lujan Grisham holds 46% approval near end of term
- OFFICIAL HEADLINES1mo ago
Repealing New Mexico income tax would provide relief
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