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Filing Deadline:
    March 17, 2006
Primary Date:
    June 6, 2006
General Election:
    Nov. 7, 2006




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Latest House Race Rankings
House seats ranked by likelihood to switch party control. The top-ranked race is the seat most likely to flip.

The Hotline

Based on likelihood of seat switching party control

  1. N.Y.-13 (Open-R)
  2. N.Y.-25 (Open-R)
  3. Ariz.-01 (Open-R)
  4. Va.-11 (Open-R)
  5. N.J.-03 (Open-R)
  6. Texas-22 (Lampson-D)
  7. Ill.-11 (Open-R)
  8. La.-06 (Cazayoux-D)
  9. Ohio-16 (Open-R)
  10. N.J.-07 (Open-R)
  11. N.M.-01 (Open-R)
  12. Minn.-03 (Open-R)
  13. Colo.-04 (Musgrave-R)
  14. Ohio-15 (Open-R)
15. Alaska-AL (Young-R)
2006 Tip Sheets
NEW MEXICO HOUSE
Last updated: Nov. 28, 2006


Get the latest news on all '06
House races from this state.

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Delegation At A Glance (District Map)
• Total House seats: 3
• 109th Congress: 2 R, 1 D
• 110th Congress: 2 R, 1 D


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NM-01  ·  NM-02  ·  NM-03


Note: About This Tip Sheet
*Competitiveness of each district seat is based on forecasts from the Cook Political Report:
   Likely: Not considered competitive at this point but could become so
   Lean: Competitive races, but one party has an advantage
   Toss Up: Most competitive races; either party could win
For the top overall district races to watch in 2006, see Chuck Todd's House Race Rankings.

NM-01


District Profile: In Albuquerque in 1975, Bill Gates founded a little company called Micro-Soft in the 1st District. But the software maker moved its 16 employees to Seattle in 1979. Full Profile
2006 Results: Heather Wilson (R) defeated Patricia Madrid (D) by 875 votes


Heather Wilson (R)

Elected in 1998; Seeking fifth term; Wilson was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-323-9017
• Official Web site
• Almanac biography
Patricia Madrid (D)

Madrid, the state attorney general, was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-242-6000
• Campaign Web site
• DCCC profile


NM-02


District Profile: Demographically and politically, the 2nd District is diverse. It includes most, but not all, of New Mexico's Little Texas -- mostly Anglo-American and solidly conservative. Full Profile
2006 Results: Steve Pearce (R) defeated Albert Kissling (D) by 60-40%


Steve Pearce (R)

Elected in 2002; Seeking third term; Pearce was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-523-4906
• Campaign Web site
• Official Web site
• Almanac biography
Albert Kissling (D)

Kissling, a retired minister, was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-525-9133
• Campaign Web site
• DCCC profile


NM-03


District Profile: For 100 years, artists have been coming to the 3rd District, attracted by the scenery and a unique civilization that is part Indian, part Anglo, part Spanish and only a little Mexican. Full Profile
2006 Results: Tom Udall (D) defeated Ronald Dolin (R) by 75-25%


Tom Udall (D)

Elected in 1998; Seeking fifth term; Udall was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-690-6701
• Campaign Web site
• Official Web site
• Almanac biography
Ron Dolin (R)

Dolin, a mechanical engineer, was unopposed in the primary.

Contact: 505-672-3581
• Campaign Web site


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