Secretary of State of New Mexico - List of New Mexico Secretaries of State

List of New Mexico Secretaries of State

# Name Took Office Left Office Party Years in Office
1 Antonio J. Lucero 1912 1918 Democrat 7
2 Manuel Martínez 1919 1922 Republican 4
3 Soledad C. Chacón 1923 1926 Democrat 4
4 Jennie Fortune 1927 1928 Democrat 2
5 E. A. Perrault 1929 1930 Republican 2
6 Marguerite P. Baca 1931 1934 Democrat 4
7 Elizabeth F. Gonzales 1935 1938 Democrat 4
8 Jessie M. Gonzales 1939 1942 Democrat 4
9 Cecilia T. Cleveland 1943 1946 Democrat 4
10 Alicia Valdez Romero 1947 1950 Democrat 4
11 Beatrice Roach Gottlieb 1951 1954 Democrat 4
12 Natalie Smith Buck 1955 1958 Democrat 4
13 Betty Fiorina 1959 1962 Democrat 4
14 Alberta Miller 1963 1966 Democrat 4
15 Ernestine Durán Evans 1967 1970 Democrat 4
16 Betty Fiorina 1971 1974 Democrat 4
Ernestine Durán Evans 1975 1978 Democrat 4
17 Shirley Hooper 1979 1982 Democrat 4
18 Clara Padilla Jones 1983 1986 Democrat 4
19 Rebecca Vigil-Giron 1987 1990 Democrat 4
20 Stephanie Gonzales 1991 1998 Democrat 8
Rebecca Vigil-Giron 1999 2006 Democrat 8
21 Mary Herrera 2007 2010 Democrat 4
22 Dianna Duran 2011 Incumbent Republican
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