New Mexico Lottery
Latest numbers
| Game | Est. Jackpot | Result | More results |
|---|---|---|---|
Pick 3 Plus Day
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Top prize: $500 |
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Go to Pick 3 Plus Day |
Pick 3 Plus Evening
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Top prize: $500 |
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Go to Pick 3 Plus Evening |
Pick 4 Plus Day
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Top prize: $5,000 |
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Go to Pick 4 Plus Day |
Pick 4 Plus Evening
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Top prize: $5,000 |
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Go to Pick 4 Plus Evening |
Roadrunner Cash
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Est. jackpot: $49,000 |
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Go to Roadrunner Cash |
Powerball
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Est. jackpot: $92 Million |
Main draw
Double Play
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Go to Powerball |
Mega Millions
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Est. jackpot: $862 Million |
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Go to Mega Millions |
Lotto America
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Est. jackpot: $17.92 Million |
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Go to Lotto America |
Contents
New Mexico Lottery articles
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Games
| Game Name | Prize Type | Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| Pick 3 Plus Day | Top Prize | 3 from 0-9 |
| Pick 3 Plus Evening | Top Prize | 3 from 0-9 |
| Pick 4 Plus Day | Top Prize | 4 from 0-9 |
| Pick 4 Plus Evening | Top Prize | 4 from 0-9 |
| Roadrunner Cash | Jackpot | 5 from 1-37 |
| Powerball | Jackpot | 5 from 1-69 + 1 from 1-26 |
| Mega Millions | Jackpot | 5 from 1-70 + 1 from 1-25 |
| Lotto America | Jackpot | 5 from 1-52 + 1 from 1-10 |
Game schedule
Advanced draws
| Game | Advanced Draws |
|---|---|
| Pick 3 Plus Day | up to 14 |
| Pick 3 Plus Evening | up to 14 |
| Pick 4 Plus Day | up to 14 |
| Pick 4 Plus Evening | up to 14 |
| Roadrunner Cash | up to 14 |
| Powerball | up to 20 |
| Mega Millions | up to 20 |
| Lotto America | up to 20 |
Claiming prizes
Here's the process for claiming New Mexico Lottery prizes.
To claim a prize by mail, send the signed winning ticket and a completed claim form to:
New Mexico Lottery
P.O. Box 93190
Albuquerque, NM 87199-3190
Keep a copy of all claim documents for your records.
Claim Centers
Tax information
Here are the taxes withheld from lottery prizes claimed by U.S. citizens or residents.
| Winnings | Tax | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Over $5,000 | State Tax | 6% |
| Federal Tax | 24% | |
| Total: 30% |
If the winner is not a U.S. citizen or resident, the New Mexico Lottery withholds a greater amount of taxes
| Winnings | Tax | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Over $5,000 | State Tax | 6% |
| Federal Tax | 30% | |
| Total: 36% |
About the New Mexico Lottery
Former governor Gary Johson authorized the New Mexico Lottery in 1995, and the first tickets went on sale in 1996.
By the end of its first year, the lottery made over $6 million in profits. Also in 1996, the New Mexico Lottery added Powerball to its offerings. The lottery debuted Roadrunner Cash, a state jackpot game with nightly draws, in 1998.
The state then added Mega Millions in 2010, and Lotto America in 2017. Proceeds from the New Mexico Lottery go toward education in the state and are used to help cover tuition costs at public state colleges.
Contacts
Phone
(505) 342-7600Postal address
New Mexico Lottery Headquarters: 4511 Osuna Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109FAQs
You have 90 days from the date of the draw to claim your winnings.
No. Your name, area of residence, and the amount you won is public record in New Mexico. We suggest that you consult a lawyer before claiming any big prizes, however, as it may be possible to claim your prize through a trust to retain anonymity.
Yes. Lottery winnings in New Mexico are subject to both state and federal income taxes. The New Mexico Lottery reports lottery winnings over $600 to the IRS and withholds state and federal taxes for certain prizes. Check our Tax Information section for further details.
The New Mexico Lottery is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen tickets. Keep lottery tickets in a safe place. Signing your ticket helps prove you own it in case you lose it.
There are several daily and jackpot draw games available in New Mexico: Pick 3 Plus, Pick 4 Plus, Lotto America, Powerball, Mega Millions, and Roadrunner Cash.
You must be 18 or older to purchase and redeem lottery tickets.
Yes. For all lottery games, you can purchase tickets in advance for consecutive draws. Check our Advanced Draws section for more information.
No. You must buy tickets from a licensed lottery retailer.
In New Mexico, proceeds from lottery ticket sales go toward the state's Lottery Tuition Fund, which provides scholarships to students attending state colleges.
Got any more questions about the New Mexico Lottery?
Visit our Q&A forum, and we'd love to help you out.
