You have until 5pm two days after the Election to provide proper identification for their provisional ballot to be counted. You may request assistance in voting at the polls if you are blind, physically disabled, unable to read or write or a member of a language minority. Any person of your choice may assist you, except your employer, an agent of the employer, an officer or agent of your union, or a candidate whose name is on the ballot.
If you are blind or visually impaired you may request an absentee ballot be sent electronically so you may use your own non-visual or low vision technology to mark your ballot. Fill out an absentee ballot application and be sure to provide your email address for delivery of the electronic ballot. Or, you can contact your Bureau of Elections at sos.
Ranked choice voting may be available in your area, contact your local elections officials for more information. Ranked Choice Voting allows voters to rank candidates in their order of preference. Voters do not need to rank candidates if they do not want to and may vote for just one candidate. For more information on how Ranked Choice Voting works in your area, please contact your local elections officials.
You may register to vote online! You will your social security number and driver's license number or state ID number in order to complete the form. Mailed and online registration closes 28 days before an election. However, it is now possible to register to vote, update your voter registration, and vote during early voting!
In person registration occurs at select locations including your county clerk office through the Saturday before the Election.
Employers must grant employees up to two hours paid leave to vote, unless polls are open two hours before or three hours after regular working shift. The employer may designate the hours to be taken, but it may not include lunch or rest hours.
Optical Scan: With this system, you will receive a card or sheet of paper, which you take over to a private table or booth. The card has the names of the candidates and ballot measures printed on it. With a pen or pencil you fill in a little box or circle or the space between two arrows.
When you are finished filling out all the cards, you bring the cards over to a ballot box, where poll workers will show you how to put the cards in the box. Or in some places, you may feed the completed cards or papers into a computer device that checks your card or paper right there at the polling place to make sure you have voted the way you want to and counts the votes.
LWV volunteers work year-round to register new voters, host community forums and debates, and provide voters with election information they need. Skip to main navigation. Voting In My State. View another state. New Mexico. Next Election: Primary. View details. Registration Deadlines Online Get Registered! By Mail postmarked. Tuesday, November 8, View all election dates. New Mexico Election Information 07 Jun.
Tuesday, June 7, Election Type:. Election Location s :. Registration Deadlines:. To view a sample ballot, visit www. Early voting will be available. For all early voting days and locations, please visit the Bernalillo County website here: www. Do I need to be registered before I go to vote? Though you can get registered or check your registration prior to voting by visiting www. Please note that same day voter registration is not available on Election Day.
For more information on Same Day registration, visit bernco. Do I need to show identification to be able to vote? My Voter Information is part of My Vote Center - a new system initiated by the Bernalillo County Clerk's Office enabling voters to cast their votes at any "vote center" on election day -- and not be tied to a particular precinct.
Voters will also have expandd access to their voting information districts in which they are eligible to vote , plus mapping and location data. Bernalillo County Clerk's Office - More election information, as such is available. Secretary of State's Office - The Secretary of State oversees the entire election process, which includes maintaining a computerized listing of the state's registered voters, testing and evaluating voting machines, and certifying precinct boundary maps.
Elections Data - Includes past election results, information on NM political parties, voter registration data, and election-related links. Voter Bill of Rights - Enumeration of the voting ights to which each registered voter is entitled in the State of New Mexico.
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