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This page displays the historical members of U.S. Congress from New Mexico.

Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from New Mexico.

Current Congressional Partisan Breakdown from
Party		U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
	Democratic Party	2	2	4
	Republican Party	0	1	1
TOTALS		2	3	5

Current members

The current members of the U.S. Senate from New Mexico are:

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Martin Heinrich		U.S. Senate, New Mexico	2013	January 3, 2019	November 2018	Link	Jeff Bingaman (D)
Tom Udall		U.S. Senate, New Mexico	2009	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Pete V. Domenici (R)

The current members of the U.S. House from New Mexico are:

Name:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Ben Ray Lujan	District 3	2009	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Tom Udall (D)
Michelle Lujan Grisham	District 1	2013	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Martin Heinrich (D)
Steve Pearce	District 2	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Harry Teague (D)

Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from New Mexico
Party	Total
Democratic	10
Republican	7
Total Senators	17

Class 1 Senators from New Mexico
Senators	Years Served	Party
Thomas B. Catron	1912-1917	Republican
Andrieus A. Jones	1917-1927	Democratic
Bronson M. Cutting	1927-1928	Republican
Octaviano A. Larrazolo	1928-1929	Republican
Bronson M. Cutting	1929-1935	Republican
Dennis Chavez	1935-1962	Democratic
Edwin L. Mechem	1962-1964	Republican
Joseph M. Montoya	1964-1977	Democratic
Harrison H. Schmitt	1977-1983	Republican
Jeff Bingaman	1983-2013	Democratic
Martin Heinrich	2013-present	Democratic

Class 2 Senators from New Mexico
Senators	Years Served	Party
Albert B. Fall	1912-1921	Republican
Holm O. Bursum	1921-1925	Democratic
Sam G. Bratton	1925-1933	Democratic
Carl A. Hatch	1933-1949	Democratic
Clinton P. Anderson	1949-1973	Democratic
Pete V. Domenici	1973-2009	Republican
Tom Udall	2009-Present	Democratic

Historical Representation to the US House by Party from New Mexico
Party	Total
Democratic	19
Republican	11
Total Representatives	30

Representatives from New Mexico
Representatives	Years Served	Party
George Curry	1911-1912	Republican
Harvey Butler Fergusson	1911-1914	Democratic
Benigno Cárdenas Hernandez	1915-1916, 1919-1920	Republican
William Bell Walton	1917-1918	Democratic
Néstor Montoya	1921-1922	Republican
John Morrow	1923-1928	Democratic
Albert Gallatin Simms	1929-1930	Republican
Dennis Chavez	1931-1934	Democratic
John Joseph Dempsey	1935-1958	Democratic
Clinton Presba Anderson	1941-1946	Democratic
Antonio Manuel Fernandez	1943-1956	Democratic
Georgia Lee Lusk	1947-1948	Democratic
John Esten Miles	1949-1950	Democratic
Joseph Manuel Montoya	1957-1964	Democratic
Thomas Gayle Morris	1959-1968	Democratic
E. S. Johnny Walker	1965-1968	Democratic
Edgar Franklin Foreman	1969-1970	Republican
Manuel Lujan, Jr.	1969-1988	Republican
Harold Lowell Runnels	1971-1980	Democratic
Joseph Richard Skeen	1981-2002	Republican
William Blaine Richardson	1983-1998	Democratic
Steven Harvey Schiff	1989-1998	Republican
William Thomas Redmond	1997-1998	Republican
Heather Wilson	1997-2008	Republican
Tom Udall	1999-2008	Democratic
Stevan Pearce	2003-Present	Republican
Harry Teague	2009-2010	Democratic
Martin Heinrich	2009-2013	Democratic
Ben Ray Lujan, Jr.	2009-Present	Democratic
Michelle Lujan Grisham	2013-present	Democratic

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