Sandoval County Democratic Commissioners
What does our County Commission do? A county commission is responsible for administering the county government, which includes levying local taxes, overseeing public services like health and safety, and managing budgets. Note that the Sandoval County Commission has five seats, but only two are held by Dems. Let’s support them and give them additional Democratic colleagues!
District 1 – Katherine Bruch
Phone: (505) 235-5628
Email: kbruch@sandovalcountynm.gov
Katherine Bruch has served since 2019.
Next election for this seat is November 2026.
Visit https://www.sandovalcountynm.gov/commission/district-1/
District 1 includes the Town of Bernalillo, the Placitas Area, Southeastern Rio Rancho, the Pueblo of Sandia, the Village of Corrales, and La Madera.
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District 5 – Joshua Jones
Phone: (505) 252-7412
Email: jjones@sandovalcountynm.gov
Appointed January 2023, Elected November 2024
Next election for this seat is November 2028
District 5 covers Northwestern Sandoval County, including, but not limited to, the communities of Zia Pueblo, San Ysidro, San Luis, Torreon, Cuba, Regina, La Jara, Counselors, Ponderosa, Jemez Pueblo, Cañon, Jemez Springs, Algodones, La Cueva, portions of Peña Blanca, portions of the Santo Domingo Pueblo, Cochiti Pueblo, and Sile.
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Sandoval County Republican Commissioners
District 2 Commissioner is Jon Herr (R) of Rio Rancho, serving since 2025. Next election for this seat is November 2028. District 2 includes part of Corrales and Southeastern Rio Rancho. Click image for large scale map.
District 3 Commissioner is Michael Meek (R) of Rio Rancho, serving since 2019. Next election for this seat is November 2026. District 3 covers Northern Rio Rancho. Click image for large scale map.
District 4 Commissioner is Jordan Juarez (R) of Rio Rancho, serving since 2025. Next election for this seat is November 2028. District 4 covers Western Rio Rancho. Click image for large scale map.
