Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico

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Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico is an official in the state of New Mexico that ranks just below the Governor of New Mexico. The current lieutenant governor is Diane Denish.

v • d • e Current lieutenant governors of U.S. states and territories and next-in-line of succession for states without lieutenant governors or where the office is vacant AL Folsom (D) AK Campbell (R) AZ Goddard (D) 3 AR Halter (D) CA Garamendi (D) CO O'Brien (D) CT Fedele (R) DE Denn (D) FL Kottkamp (R) GA Cagle (R) HI Aiona (R) ID Little (R) IL Madigan (D) 3 IN Skillman (R) IA Judge (D) KS Findley (D) KY Mongiardo (D) LA Landrieu (D) ME Mitchell (D) 2 MD Brown (D) MA Murray (D) MI Cherry (D) MN Molnau (R) MS Bryant (R) MO Kinder (R) MT Bohlinger (R) NE Sheehy (R) NV Krolicki (R) NH Larsen (D) 2 NJ Codey (D) 2 NM Denish (D) NY Ravitch (D) 5 NC Dalton (D) ND Dalrymple (R) OH Fisher (D) OK Askins (D) OR Brown (D) 1 PA Scarnati (R) 6 RI Roberts (D) SC Bauer (R) SD Daugaard (R) TN Ramsey (R) 2 TX Dewhurst (R) UT Waddoups (R) 2 VT Dubie (R) VA Bolling (R) WA Owen (D) WV Tomblin (D) 2 WI Lawton (D) WY Maxfield (R) 1 DC Gray (D) 4 Territories AS Sunia (D) GU Cruz (R) MP Inos (C) PR McClintock (NPP/D)1 VI Francis (D) 1 Secretary of State.    2 Senate President.    3 Attorney General.    4 Chairman of the Council of the District of Columbia. 5 Disputed; see 2009 New York State Senate leadership crisis. 5Lieutenant Governor(s) & Governors are not part of the same party .

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