1984 general · November 6, 1984

1984 New Mexico election results

Every race on New Mexico's ballot in the 1984 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

Races117

Changed party10

Unopposed28%33 races

Incumbents defeated7

President

R 1

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
New Mexico	Ronald Reagan (R)	20.5

R 1

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
New Mexico	Pete Domenici (R)	43.8

D 1 · R 2

Race	Winner	Won by
NM-1	Manuel Lujan Jr. (R)	31.0
NM-2	Joseph Skeen (R)	48.7
NM-3	William Richardson (D)	23.1

D 21 · R 21

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
SD-1	Jack Morgan (R)	31.2
SD-2	Christine A. Donisthorpe (R)	30.0
SD-3	John Pinto (D)	Unopposed
SD-4	W. S. Eoff (R)	1.6
SD-5	Emilio Naranjo (D)	87.9
SD-6	Francisco Gonzales (D)	16.1
SD-7	John L. Morrow (D)	8.0
SD-8	Alfred W. Nelson (D)	30.9
SD-9	Dennis C. Chavez (D)	11.6
SD-10	John A. Budagher (R)	Unopposed
SD-11	Thomas R. Benavidez (D)	Unopposed
SD-12	Michael Alarid (D)	Unopposed
SD-13	Tito D. Chavez (D)	95.0
SD-14	Manny M. Aragon (D)	Unopposed
SD-15	Larry S. Vernon (R)	16.4
SD-16	Thomas R. Rutherford (D)	17.8
SD-17	Wendell E. Cosner (R)	3.6
SD-18	William R. Valentine (R)	Unopposed
SD-19	Les Houston (D)	8.5
SD-20	Jack L. Stahl (R)	37.8
SD-21	Victor R. Marshall (R)	50.0
SD-22	James A. Caudell (R)	17.4
SD-23	Steve Stoddard (R)	35.9
SD-24	Edward J. Lopez (D)	29.5
SD-25	Roman M. Maes (D)	21.5	Incumbent lost
SD-26	Joseph J. Carraro (R)	6.1
SD-27	Caleb Chandler (D)	32.6
SD-28	Ben D. Altamirano (D)	Unopposed
SD-29	Anthony J. Williams (R)	8.2
SD-30	Joseph Fidel (D)	Unopposed
SD-31	Stuart Ingle (R)	27.3
SD-32	Timothy Z. Jennings (D)	12.3
SD-33	Bud H. Hebert (R)	36.1
SD-34	Marvin L. Watts (R)	0.4
SD-35	I. M. Smalley (D)	23.5
SD-36	Ellen Lively Steele (R)	0.4
SD-37	Harold Chub Foreman (R)	8.1
SD-38	Fernando R. Macias (D)	2.7
SD-39	James Lee Martin (R)	10.9
SD-40	William P. Vandergriff (R)	10.3	Incumbent lost
SD-41	Joseph K. Harvey (D)	20.7
SD-42	Billy J. McKibben (R)	54.8

D 43 · R 27 · 10 changed party

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab