Click or tap Judge name for a full evaluation. *
Supreme Court
| Justice | Recommendation | Results |
|---|---|---|
| Zamora, Briana H. | Retain |
Court Of Appeals
| Judge | Recommendation | Results |
|---|---|---|
| Attrep, Jennifer L. | Retain |
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| Duffy, Megan P. | Retain |
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| Henderson, Shammara H. | Retain |
District Court
| Judge | District | Recommendation | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biedscheid, Bryan Paul | 1 | Retain |
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| Bulman, Shannon Broderick | 1 | Retain |
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| Wilson, Matthew Justin | 1 | Retain |
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| Barela-Shepherd, Denise | 2 | Retain |
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| Leos, Cindy | 2 | Retain |
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| Lopez, Victor S. | 2 | Retain |
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| Loveless, Brett R. | 2 | Retain |
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| Lujan, Elaine P. | 2 | Retain |
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| Murphy, David Allen | 2 | Insufficient Time To Evaluate |
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| Ramczyk, Daniel "Dan" E. | 2 | Retain |
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| Rudolfo, Emeterio L. | 2 | Insufficient Time To Evaluate |
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| Weaks, Courtney Bryn | 2 | Retain |
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| Jacquez, Richard M. | 3 | Retain |
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| Martin, James T. | 3 | Retain |
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| Perea, Conrad F. | 3 | Retain |
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| Gallegos, Floripa "Flora" | 4 | Retain |
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| Hudson, James "Jim" M. | 5 | Retain |
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| Lewis, Anne Marie Cherokee | 5 | Insufficient Time To Evaluate |
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| Riley, Lisa B. | 5 | Retain |
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| Foy, James "Jim" B. | 6 | Retain |
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| Murdock-Poff, Shannon L | 7 | Retain |
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| Shannon, Jeffrey "Jeff" B. | 8 | Retain |
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| Van Soelen, Fred Travis | 9 | Retain |
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| Weaver, Sarah V. | 11 | Retain |
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| Bryant, Daniel "Dan" A. | 12 | Retain |
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| Martinez, Allison P. | 13 | Insufficient Time To Evaluate |
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| Mercer, Cindy M. | 13 | Retain |
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| Smith, Allen R. | 13 | Retain |
Metropolitan Court (Bernalillo County)
| Judge | Recommendation | Results |
|---|---|---|
| Blea-Rivera, Felicia | Retain |
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| Cosgrove-Aguilar, Rosemary | Retain |
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| Dowler, Michelle Castillo | Retain |
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| Elliott, Asra I. | Retain |
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| Gonzales, Yvette K. | Retain |
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| Safier, Nina Aviva | Retain |
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| Torres, Renée | Retain |
* Not all judges stand for retention in every election. Supreme Court justices and NM Court of Appeals judges stand for retention when their staggered terms expire. In 2021, the New Mexico Legislature passed a law changing the terms of evaluation for District Court and Metropolitan Court judges. For information on these changes, see the IMPORTANT NOTICE TO VOTERS on the home page of this website.