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Copy of House and Senate + SPC 2018 2019 + Website (1) SPC ASSIGNMENTS Red = 'Taken' LEGISLATOR - House District Hometown SPC / Notes Rodney Montoya 1 Farmington James Strickler 2 Farmington Paul Bandy 3 Aztec Anthony Allison 4 Fruitland Doreen Johnson 5 Gallup Eliseo Lee Alcon 6 Milan Kelly Fajardo 7 Los Lunas Alonzo Baldonado 8 Los Lunas Patty Lundstrom 9 Gallup G Andres Romero 10 ABQ Javier Martinez 11 ABQ Patricio Ruiloba 12 ABQ Patricia Roybal Caballero 13 ABQ Miguel Garcia 14 ABQ Dayan Hochman 15 ABQ Antonio "Moe" Maestas 16 ABQ Deborah Armstrong 17 ABQ Gail Chasey 18 ABQ Sheryl Stapleton 19 ABQ Abbas Akhil 20 ABQ Possible Recount Debra Sarinana 21 ABQ Greg Schmedes 22 ABQ Daymon Ely 23 ABQ Elizabeth Thomson 24 ABQ Christine Trujillo 25 ABQ Georgene Louis 26 ABQ William Pratt 27 ABQ Melanie Stansbury 28 ABQ Joy Garratt 29 ABQ Natalie Figueroa 30 ABQ William Rehm 31 ABQ Tim MacEachen Candie Sweetser 32 Deming Micaela Lara Cadena 33 Las Cruces Raymundo Lara 34 Anthony Angelia Rubio 35 Las Cruces Nathan Small 36 Las Cruces Joanne Ferrary 37 Las Cruces Rebecca Dow 38 T or C Earl Greer Rodolpho Martinez 39 Bayard Kim Clark Joseph Sanchez 40 Alcalde Susan Herrera 41 Embudo Roberto "Bobby Gonzales 42 Taos Christine Chandler 43 Los Alamos Jane Powdrell-Culbert 44 Corrales Diane Stearley Jim Trujillo 45 Santa Fe JoAnne Vigil Coppler Andrea Romero 46 Santa Fe Brian Egolf 47 Santa Fe Linda Trujillo 48 Santa Fe Gail Armstrong 49 Magdalena Matthew McQueen 50 Lamy Rachel Black 51 Alamogordo Doreen Gallegos 52 Las Cruces Willie Madrid 53 Chapparal James Townsend 54 Artesia Cathrynn Brown 55 Carlsbad Zach Cook 56 Ruidoso James Russ II Jason Harper 57 Rio Rancho Candy Spence Ezell 58 Roswell Gregt Nibert 59 Roswell Tim Lewis 60 Rio Rancho David Gallegos 61 Eunice Larry Scott 62 Hobbs Martin Zamora 63 Santa Rosa Possible Recount Randal Crowder 64 Clovis Coletta Ray Derrick Lente 65 Sandia Pueblo Phelps Anderson 66 Roswell Jackey Chatfield 67 Mosquero Karen Bash 68 ABQ Harry Garcia 69 Grants Tomas Salazar 70 Las Vegas LEGISLATOR - Senate District Hometown SPC / Notes William Sharer 1 Farmington Steven Neville 2 Aztec John Pinto 3 Gallup George Munoz 4 Gallup Richard Martinez 5 Espanola Carlos Cisneros 6 Questa Pat Woods 7 Broadview Coletta Ray Pete Campos 8 Las Vegas Catherine Moon John Sapien 9 Corrales Candace Gould 10 ABQ Linda M. Lopez 11 ABQ Gerald Ortiz y Pino 12 ABQ Bill O'Neill 13 ABQ Michael Padilla 14 ABQ Daniel Ivey-Soto 15 ABQ Paul Wilson Cisco McSorley 16 ABQ Mimi Stewart 17 ABQ Bill Tallman 18 ABQ James White 19 ABQ William Payne 20 ABQ Tim MacEachen Mark Moores 21 ABQ Steven Radolinski Benny Shendo 22 Jemez Pueblo Sander Rue 23 ABQ Nancy Rodriguez 24 Santa Fe Peter Wirth 25 Santa Fe Jacob Candelaria 26 ABQ Stuart Ingle 27 Portales Howie Morales / Open 28 Silver City Kim Clark Gregory Baca 29 Belen Clemente Sanchez 30 Grants Joseph Cervantes 31 Las Cruces Cliff Pirtle 32 Roswell William Burt 33 Alamogordo Sonya Roberts Ron Griggs 34 Alamogordo Sonya Roberts John Arthur Smith 35 Deming Lorenzo Carreon Jeff Steinborn 36 Las Cruces William Soules 37 Las Cruces Mary Kay Papen 38 Las Cruces Elizabeth Stefanics 39 Cerrillos Craig Brandt 40 Rio Rancho Carroll Leavell 41 Jal Gar Kernan 42 Hobbs.
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