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NM — funding

Every dollar into NM and where it goes — federal spending by place of performance, the state government's own revenue and spending, and the money received by the state's officeholders and candidates.

Federal spending by place of performance · $44,424,713,765 in FY2026 · USAspending

Money into New Mexico — federal spending over time

Federal spending in New Mexico over time
FYNew Mexico
2016$23,604,773,868
2017$24,714,632,887
2018$26,024,508,565
2019$27,935,071,733
2020$35,877,598,255
2021$41,433,097,963
2022$37,285,506,405
2023$38,080,963,601
2024$40,200,930,357
2025$41,469,475,826
2026$44,424,713,765

State government revenue — where it comes from (2023)

5 sources
  • Taxes$14,266,476,00035.3%
  • Federal transfers$13,084,479,00032.4%
  • Miscellaneous$8,630,636,00021.4%
  • Charges & fees$3,832,553,0009.5%
  • Local transfers$544,414,0001.3%

Revenue by source over time

State revenue by source over time
YrLocal transfersFederal transfersTaxesCharges & feesMiscellaneous
2017$228,909,000$6,996,656,000$5,329,658,000$1,743,187,000$2,083,836,000
2018$237,657,000$7,292,318,000$5,539,329,000$1,753,957,000$2,644,166,000
2019$246,618,000$7,278,649,000$7,427,622,000$1,858,484,000$3,724,075,000
2020$251,362,000$8,631,211,000$7,150,005,000$1,958,509,000$3,260,964,000
2021$271,879,000$11,874,389,000$7,471,575,000$2,165,462,000$3,615,611,000
2022$487,746,000$12,573,577,000$12,188,112,000$3,892,221,000$6,154,191,000
2023$544,414,000$13,084,479,000$14,266,476,000$3,832,553,000$8,630,636,000

How New Mexico spends — by function (2023)

10 functions
  • Public welfare$10,260,354,00044.0%
  • Hospitals$3,649,493,00015.7%
  • Education$3,616,793,00015.5%
  • Other$2,775,381,00011.9%
  • Highways$1,123,569,0004.8%
  • Health$583,343,0002.5%
  • Correction$576,245,0002.5%
  • Natural resources$289,441,0001.2%
  • Interest on debt$234,932,0001.0%
  • Police protection$193,962,0000.8%

Allocation by function over time

State spending by function over time
YrPolice protectionCorrectionNatural resourcesInterest on debtOtherEducationPublic welfareHospitalsHealthHighways
2017$125,181,000$481,475,000$233,270,000$387,961,000$1,283,967,000$2,809,445,000$5,923,297,000$1,144,364,000$434,551,000$623,839,000
2018$125,058,000$480,832,000$187,501,000$417,814,000$1,315,591,000$2,872,989,000$6,238,404,000$1,165,291,000$402,862,000$658,289,000
2019$135,285,000$504,857,000$224,133,000$387,762,000$1,483,875,000$2,619,989,000$6,213,256,000$1,258,100,000$430,555,000$704,664,000
2020$137,407,000$525,906,000$228,498,000$422,952,000$1,523,711,000$2,326,238,000$7,267,657,000$1,355,774,000$540,207,000$796,003,000
2021$140,653,000$502,765,000$238,235,000$435,139,000$2,140,378,000$2,753,847,000$8,210,715,000$1,606,931,000$491,083,000$882,723,000
2022$159,230,000$517,711,000$290,536,000$225,463,000$2,101,233,000$3,290,372,000$9,433,284,000$3,671,882,000$560,593,000$921,882,000
2023$193,962,000$576,245,000$289,441,000$234,932,000$2,775,381,000$3,616,793,000$10,260,354,000$3,649,493,000$583,343,000$1,123,569,000

People of New Mexico — money received

Data from FEC

Contributions received per year by role

Contributions received per year by role
xGovernorsRepresentativesSenatorsCandidates
2026—$23,304$21,388—
Teresa Leger FernandezrepresentativeD$23,304$23,304
Ben Ray LujáNsenatorD$16,075$16,075
Martin HeinrichsenatorD$5,314$5,314
Michelle Lujan GrishamgovernorD$0$0
Gabe VasquezrepresentativeD$0$0
Melanie A. StansburyrepresentativeD$0$0
Toby Mr. SmithcandidateO$0$0
Raúl TorrezcandidateD$0$0
Greg CunninghamcandidateR$0$0
Joseph John CarrarocandidateI$0$0
Matt ChannoncandidateR$0$0
Cameron Alton Mr. Sr. ChickcandidateI$0$0
Ben R Jr. LcandidateR$0$0
Melissa Mira OconnellcandidateI$0$0
Matt DodsoncandidateD$0$0
Gavin SolomoncandidateR$0$0
Eddy AragoncandidateR$0$0
Larry E MarkercandidateR$0$0
Martin R ZamoracandidateR$0$0
Teresa Leger FernandezcandidateD$0$0
Steve JonescandidateR$0$0
Ndidiamaka OkparekecandidateR$0$0
Jose OrozcocandidateR$0$0
Deb HaalandcandidateD$0$0
Gregg HullcandidateR$0$0
Samuel KanecandidateR$0$0
Amanda López AskincandidateD$0$0
Ramona GoolsbycandidateR$0$0
Jim EllisoncandidateR$0$0
Joseph MaestascandidateD$0$0
Joshua LawrencecandidateR$0$0
Laura MontoyacandidateD$0$0
Melanie StansburycandidateD$0$0
Ben Ray LujancandidateD$0$0
Tom WakelycandidateD$0$0
Gabriel VasquezcandidateD$0$0
Totals (36)$44,692$44,692

Money = federal FEC contributions received (per calendar year). Coverage is partial; governors' state-level campaign finance isn't tracked, so their figures reflect any federal candidacies only.

Top areas (counties)

15 counties
  • Bernalillo County$12,086,630,98324.8%
  • Bernalillo County$11,555,730,95423.8%
  • Los Alamos County$5,660,203,85311.6%
  • Los Alamos County$5,396,041,36111.1%
  • Santa Fe County$2,567,198,1175.3%
  • Santa Fe County$2,437,797,6455.0%
  • Doña Ana County$1,884,791,1313.9%
  • Hidalgo County$1,845,775,8633.8%
  • Sandoval County$1,339,060,9232.8%
  • San Juan County$1,183,741,4042.4%
  • Otero County$694,329,5511.4%
  • Mckinley County$569,415,0981.2%
  • Valencia County$514,732,4841.1%
  • Chaves County$461,245,6040.9%
  • Eddy County$445,775,0700.9%

By congressional district

Each district links to its U.S. House representative. Multi-district awards are counted in each, so these rank districts but don't sum to the state total.

30 districts

Top federal recipients in New Mexico

15 recipients
  • NEW MEXICO HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY$10,644,977,49522.5%
  • NEW MEXICO HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY$9,556,997,07420.2%
  • NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS OF SANDIA, LLC$5,674,129,36212.0%
  • TRIAD NATIONAL SECURITY, LLC$5,494,679,72411.6%
  • NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS OF SANDIA, LLC$5,427,005,35911.5%
  • TRIAD NATIONAL SECURITY, LLC$5,203,605,57611.0%
  • FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO$1,787,500,0003.8%
  • NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$740,848,5171.6%
  • NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$698,038,8811.5%
  • NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT$606,728,0201.3%
  • STATE OF NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT$548,042,3801.2%
  • STATE OF NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT$506,861,4281.1%
  • COUNTY OF LINCOLN$191,578,1970.4%
  • TOHAJIILEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION INC$160,688,4640.3%
  • AMES FEDERAL CONTRACTING GROUP LLC$129,487,9620.3%

Federal funding by district

Federal money by place of performance across NM's congressional districts. Click a district for its profile. Data from USAspending.

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