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This profile of New Mexico's Class I U.S. Senate seat, currently filled by Jeff Bingaman, is part of the RaceTracker project.

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Contents 1 Next election: 2012 2 Last election: 2006 3 New Mexico congressional districts and the incumbent's district offices 4 Articles and resources 4.1 See also 4.2 External resources 4.3 External articles

Next election: 2012

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Race status

Incumbent:	Jeff Bingaman
Incumbent running?	No
Primary challenge?	N/a

Candidates

Name	Party	Status	Reference URL	Reference date	Reference note
Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Out of race	Source	February 18, 2011	Retiring.
Martin Heinrich	Democratic	Confirmed candidate	Source	April 2, 2011	Current U.S. Rep. for NM-01
Heather Wilson	Republican	Confirmed candidate	Source	April 2, 2011	Former U.S. Rep. for NM-01, who retired in 2008 to run for the GOP nomination for Senate.
Hector Balderas	Democratic	Confirmed candidate	Source	April 26, 2011	Current NM State Auditor.
Greg Sowards	Republican	Confirmed candidate	Source	September 6, 2011
Andres Valdez	Democratic	Confirmed candidate	Source	July 18, 2011
John Sanchez	Republican	Confirmed candidate	Source	September 6, 2011	Current NM Lt. Gov.
Bill English	Republican	Confirmed candidate	Source	July 18, 2011

(Candidate classification criteria)

Results

Primary winners:
General election winner:	TBD

Last election: 2006

Incumbent: Jeff Bingaman

Candidates

Name	Party	Status	Reference URL	Reference date	Reference note
Jeff Bingaman	Democratic	Confirmed candidate	(source needed)
Allen McCulloch	Republican	Confirmed candidate	(source needed)

(Candidate classification criteria)

Results

Primary winners:	Jeff Bingaman, Allen McCulloch
General election winner:	Jeff Bingaman

New Mexico congressional districts and the incumbent's district offices

Jeff Bingaman's district offices

625 Silver Avenue Southwest, Suite 130, Albuquerque, NM 87102 505-346-6601 (Phone) (Fax) 148 Loretto Towne Centre, 505 South Main Street, Las Cruces, NM 88001 505-523-6561 (Phone) (Fax) 118 Bridge Street, Suite 3, Post Office Box 1977, Las Vegas, NM 87701 505-454-8824 (Phone) (Fax) 105 West Third Street, Suite 409, Roswell, NM 88201 505-622-7113 (Phone) (Fax) 119 East Marcy Street, Suite 101, Santa Fe, NM 87501 505-988-6647 (Phone) (Fax)

Articles and resources

See also

• Index for all the New Mexico congressional districts and candidates.
• The full U.S. Senate elections report.
• The RaceTracker homepage.

External resources

Blogs	Other Wiki sites
Swing State Project: Swing State Project: http://www.swingstateproject.com/tag.do?tag=NM-Sen Daily Kos: http://www.dailykos.com/tag/NM-Sen MyDD: http://www.mydd.com/tag/NM-Sen The Next Right: http://www.thenextright.com/category/blog-tags/NM-Sen OpenLeft: http://www.openleft.com/tag.do?tag=NM-Sen RedState: http://www.redstate.com/tags/tag/NM-Sen	dKosopedia: http://www.dkosopedia.com/wiki/NM-Sen Left.Wikia: http://left.wikia.com/wiki/NM-Sen

External articles

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