Elections and Representatives
The City Clerk serves as the chief election official for the City of Gallup, which includes administration of the city’s regular and special elections.
All city voters will be allowed to vote at one of the six designated Voting Convenience Centers on Election Day. Voters will not be assigned to a specific polling place on Election Day.
Gallup is located in New Mexico's Third Congressional District. Gallup is also served by New Mexico's two members of the United States Senate.
In 2011, the state's legislative districts were changed. Visit the New Mexico Legislature website for more information.
Gallup is served by two House districts:
Gallup is served by two Senate districts:
All city voters will be allowed to vote at one of the six designated Voting Convenience Centers on Election Day. Voters will not be assigned to a specific polling place on Election Day.
Regular Municipal Election - March 14, 2017
- Candidate information packet
- Voter information packet (coming soon)
Gallup City Council Districts
- Learn about the Mayor and City Council
- Map of Districts 1, 2, 3 and 4
- Boundary Line Descriptions for City Council Districts
- Precinct Listings for City Council Districts
U.S. Congressional Districts
Gallup is located in New Mexico's Third Congressional District. Gallup is also served by New Mexico's two members of the United States Senate.New Mexico State Legislative Districts
In 2011, the state's legislative districts were changed. Visit the New Mexico Legislature website for more information.
New Mexico House of Representatives
Gallup is served by two House districts:
New Mexico Senate
Gallup is served by two Senate districts: