Tara Lujan
Tara Lujan (Democratic) is the incumbent member of the New Mexico House of Representatives representing District 48 (Santa Fe County) and a candidate for re-election on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Serves in the New Mexico Legislature (Representative since 2020), representing Santa Fe County.
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“Born and raised in Santa Fe, Tara Lujan understands the values, traditions, and challenges that shape our community. As the State Representative for House District 48, she leads by listening, bringing people together, and working toward practical solutions that help New Mexico families thrive.”
(Tara Lujan Campaign Website) “Tara is focused on building safe, healthy, and resilient communities where every New Mexican has the opportunity to succeed. Her priorities reflect the voices of the people she serves and her commitment to protecting the future of Santa Fe and our state.”
(Tara Lujan Campaign Website) “Tara believes New Mexico's economy should create opportunities for everyone. She supports small businesses, local entrepreneurs, workforce development, and responsible investments that create good jobs and strengthen our communities”
(Tara Lujan Campaign Website)Victoria Garcia
Victoria Garcia (Republican) is a 2026 candidate for the New Mexico House of Representatives representing District 48 (Santa Fe County) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
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“My commitment to all of you tonight is what I've always committed as I've served as your congresswoman, as a state legislator, as a teacher, as somebody who has fought for our communities my entire life,”
(NM Political Report) “I will show up. I will listen. I will travel to every community in our district and across the state and I will continue to deliver for our people.”
(NM Political Report) “The Class of 2025 represents what our college stands for — the pursuit of opportunity. Our graduates have overcome challenges, embraced learning and are now stepping forward to shape their futures. We are proud of every one of them and look forward to the impact they will continue to make in their families, workplaces and communities,”
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