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NMSA 1-2-6. Election board; appointment
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The county clerk must appoint election boards by the stated deadlines and keep a public list of board members, positions, and assignments.
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NMSA 1-2-7. Election board; qualification of members; qualification of presiding
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This section sets qualifications for election board members and presiding judges, lets county clerks appoint qualified residents, and bars certain people from serving.
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NMSA 1-2-8. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-2-9. Election board; standby list
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The county clerk must publish a notice at least 21 days before election board appointments and then compile a standby list of election board members.
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NMSA 1-20-1. Effect of article
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Penalties in Sections 1-20-3 through 1-20-23 do not apply when the Election Code already provides a penalty for the offense.
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NMSA 1-20-10. False swearing
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False swearing under the Election Code means taking a required oath while knowing the sworn statement is not true and correct.
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NMSA 1-20-11. Offering a bribe
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Offering a bribe in connection with an election is a crime.
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NMSA 1-20-12. Accepting a bribe
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Accepting a bribe means knowingly taking money, a promise of money, or other valuable consideration for unlawful purposes, and doing so is a fourth degree felony.
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NMSA 1-20-13. Coercion of employees
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Certain corporate officers, agents, or employers must not fire or threaten to fire an employee because of political opinions or voting choices.
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NMSA 1-20-13.1. Coercion of voters
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It is an offence to coerce a voter to vote for or against a candidate, party, proposition, question, or constitutional amendment.
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NMSA 1-20-14. Intimidation
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Intimidation in connection with elections is a crime, and it can be committed by using or threatening force, violence, damage, harm, loss, or economic retaliation to scare specified election officials or participants.
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NMSA 1-20-15. Conspiracy to violate Election Code
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Conspiring to violate the Election Code is a fourth degree felony.
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NMSA 1-20-16. Electioneering too close to the polling place
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Electioneering is prohibited within 100 feet of certain polling places on election day.
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NMSA 1-20-17. Obstructing the polling place
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This section prohibits blocking or intentionally obstructing access to a polling place, and sets criminal penalties for doing so.
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NMSA 1-20-18. Permitting a prisoner to vote
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It is a misdemeanor to permit a prisoner to vote, except that a prisoner convicted of a misdemeanor may be allowed to vote by absentee ballot under the Absent Voter Act.
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NMSA 1-20-19. Offenses by messengers
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Official messengers must not wilfully delay or fail to deliver election supplies, ballot boxes, keys, election returns, or other supplies to the precinct board or county clerk.
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NMSA 1-20-19.1. Unlawful release of election results
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County clerks, and their duly authorized deputies or assistants, must not release election results before polls close on election day.
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NMSA 1-20-2. Scope of penalty provision
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Sections 1-20-4 through 1-20-22 apply to all elections in the state unless a political subdivision’s election law provides otherwise.
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NMSA 1-20-20. Disturbing the polling place
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It is prohibited to create disorder or disruption at a polling place during the election period.
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NMSA 1-20-21. Unlawful possession of alcoholic liquors
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A member of the election board may not use or possess alcoholic liquor while performing official duties on election day.
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