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NMSA 1-1-24. Required voter identification
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This section defines “required voter identification” as certain ID documents or a verbal/written statement the voter can choose from.
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NMSA 1-1-25. Voter information
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This section defines “voter information” as a document with a person’s name, address, and precinct number, issued by the county clerk or the secretary of state.
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NMSA 1-1-26. Petitions; nominations; requirements before signed by voters;
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A nominating petition page is invalid if required information is missing before a voter signs it or if that information is later changed.
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NMSA 1-1-27. Public records; disclosure-procedure
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Election-record disclosure is governed by the Election Code when that code addresses it; otherwise the Inspection of Public Records Act applies.
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NMSA 1-1-27.1. Public official home address confidentiality; rulemaking
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The secretary of state must adopt rules allowing certain public officials to make their home addresses confidential in specified disclosures.
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NMSA 1-1-28. Real-time synchronization
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This section defines “real-time synchronization” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-29. Under color of law
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The provision defines “under color of law” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-3. "Shall" and "may"
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In the Election Code, “shall” means mandatory and “may” means permissive.
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NMSA 1-1-3.1. Election cycle
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This section defines three election-cycle terms used in the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-3.2. Election observer
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This section defines “election observer” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-3.3. Election-related organization
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The Election Code defines “election-related organization” as an organization registered with the secretary of state that does election monitoring or voter turnout work, but not a qualified political party in a ballot election where that party is represented.
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NMSA 1-1-30. Peace officer
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This provision defines “peace officer” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-4. Qualified elector
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This section defines “qualified elector” for New Mexico election law and other statutes.
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NMSA 1-1-4.1. Federal qualified elector
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This section defines “federal qualified elector” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-5. Voter
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In the Election Code, “voter” means a qualified elector or federal qualified elector who is registered to vote under the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-5.1. Early voter
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This section defines “early voter” as a voter who votes in person before election day and not by mail.
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NMSA 1-1-5.10. Qualified resident
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This section defines “qualified resident” as an individual under 18 who otherwise meets the state’s voter eligibility requirements as a qualified elector or federal qualified elector.
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NMSA 1-1-5.11. Special election
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This provision defines “special election” as an election where only ballot questions are considered and that is held at a time other than a statewide election.
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NMSA 1-1-5.12. Statewide election
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This section defines “statewide election” for the Election Code.
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NMSA 1-1-5.13. United States
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In the Election Code, “United States” means the several states and the District of Columbia, not Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or other U.S.-jurisdiction territories/insular possessions.
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