Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico
The Office of the Lieutenant-Governor of New Mexico (Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico ) was created in the course of the transformation of the territory into a state of the United States. In addition to 1962, the lieutenant governor and the governor were in New Mexico elected separately and together not, as in other states. Therefore, the Deputy Governor of a different political party could belong when the governor.
State of New Mexico
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1911
The term of office of lieutenant governor was limited to a single four -year term.
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1914
The term of office of lieutenant governor was limited to two consecutive two-year terms of office.
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1958
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1962
The governor and lieutenant governor are elected from 1964 together on a ballot paper.
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1970
The term of office of lieutenant governor was limited to a single four -year term.
Lieutenant Governor under the Constitution of 1986
The term of office of lieutenant governor was limited to two consecutive four -year term.