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United States — New Mexico
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New residents and former residents may vote only for presidential officers in a presidential election, and only if they otherwise meet the state’s substantive voting qualifications except residence and comply with the Federal Voting Rights Compliance Act.
United States — New Mexico
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New residents and former residents who want to vote for presidential officers must apply for a presidential ballot; new residents must do so at least 30 days before a federal election and in front of the county clerk.
United States — New Mexico
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The county clerk must accept qualifying applications, issue or mail presidential ballots, and keep certain election records.
United States — New Mexico
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The county clerk must keep a presidential ballot register, let the public inspect it at the clerk’s office during regular hours, and send copies to state and party officials on a weekly schedule around the presidential election.
United States — New Mexico
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The absentee presidential ballot for new residents and former residents must match the form used for absentee ballots under the Election Code.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary of state must prescribe, procure, and distribute presidential ballot envelopes to each county clerk.
United States — New Mexico
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New or former residents voting under this section must follow the ballot-envelope procedure and return the voted presidential ballot as required; former residents voting in person must cast the ballot in person at the absent voter precinct.
United States — New Mexico
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This section says Chapter 1, Article 21A NMSA 1978 may be cited as the Native American Voting Rights Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary of state must pay or reimburse county clerk expenses for compliance with the Native American Voting Rights Act and must distribute sufficient election-fund money to counties for those costs.
United States — New Mexico
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This section defines several terms used in the Native American Voting Rights Act.
United States — New Mexico
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County commissioners must ask each affected Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo for boundary information and adjust precinct boundaries to match it; the secretary of state must reject noncompliant boundary maps.
United States — New Mexico
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Indian nations, tribes, or pueblos may request polling places, early voting locations, or monitored secured containers from a county clerk.
United States — New Mexico
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A county clerk must consider certain tribal or pueblo requests about election day polling places and inform the county commissioners about those requests.
United States — New Mexico
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If a county clerk gets a written request from an Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo, the clerk must provide at least one alternate voting or mobile alternate voting location near that land and evaluate several access factors.
United States — New Mexico
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County clerks must evaluate requests for monitored secured containers and respond in writing within 30 days; tribes and pueblos may appeal a denial, and the secretary of state may place a container on or near tribal land.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary of state must keep a list of certain government and official buildings on Indian nation, tribal, and pueblo land, and county clerks must not reject voter registration or mailed-ballot applications just because they lack a mailing address if they name one of those buildings.
United States — New Mexico
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In certain emergency situations, the county clerk must provide alternate voting options or an election-day polling place to an Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo when requested within the stated deadlines.
United States — New Mexico
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This section says Chapter 1, Article 22 NMSA 1978 may be cited as the Local Election Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The filing officer must check candidate eligibility, place qualified candidates on the ballot, and prepare ballots for the election. Voters may challenge a candidacy in district court within 7 days, with further review by the supreme court.
United States — New Mexico
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This section is repealed.