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New Mexico · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 3

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IssueTeresa Leger Fernandez
Democratic
Martin Zamora
Republican
Economy & jobsPrioritizes affordability and investment in working families Supports lower taxes, deregulation, and small-business growth
HousingSupports homeownership assistance and affordable housing programs no sourced position
Health careSupports affordable, accessible healthcare and opposes Republican cuts no sourced position
ImmigrationSupports comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship Supports securing the southern border; calls situation a crisis
Abortion & reproductive rightsSupports abortion rights and access to reproductive healthcare Voted to uphold New Mexico's 1969 abortion criminalization law (reported)
Educationno sourced position Co-sponsored rural libraries bill; reportedly supported teacher and education bills
Climate & energySupports clean-energy investment; views climate change as existential threat Opposes environmental regulations that restrict land use
Crime & public safetySupports strengthening public safety in Tribal communities Supports law enforcement and tough-on-crime policies
Taxes & budgetOpposes tax cuts for wealthy and corporations; supports social spending Supports lowering taxes and reducing regulation
Gunsno sourced position Supports allowing trained school employees to carry firearms
Democracy & electionsStrongly supports voting rights and opposes voter suppression measures no sourced position
Foreign policy & defenseSupports congressional war authority; limits on offensive U.S. military aid to Israel no sourced position

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