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NMSA 1-3-6.1. Repealed
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The county commissioners must choose polling places for most precincts, and school districts must allow school buildings to be used for elections when requested, with some location and accessibility conditions.
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The board of county commissioners may create additional polling places within a precinct.
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This section is repealed.
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County commissioners must send a certified copy of the resolution or court order to state and party officials, and publish the resolution once in a newspaper.
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In Chapter 1, Article 3 NMSA 1978, "precinct" does not include an absent voter precinct.
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This section says sections 2 through 10 of the act may be cited as the "Redistricting Act".
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This section defines terms used in the Redistricting Act.
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Creates the citizen redistricting committee, sets its seven-member makeup and appointment rules, limits party representation, and gives members per diem and mileage only.
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A person may be appointed to the committee only if they meet the listed eligibility rules, and a member must review the Redistricting Act and take the oath of office before serving.
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The committee must adopt district plans, hold public meetings with virtual participation, follow the Open Meetings Act, and keep public records. It may also set hearing procedures, hire staff, and make contracts as needed.
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Before proposing district plans, the committee must hold at least six public meetings, give 30 days’ notice, gather public input, and make the gathered materials publicly accessible.
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The committee must develop district plans that follow listed population, census, Voting Rights Act, single-member, compactness, and anti-partisan-data rules.
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The committee must adopt at least three district plans for each covered New Mexico office and do so at an open meeting. It must also provide written evaluations for each plan.
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The committee must deliver adopted district plans, written evaluations, and concise explanatory statements to the legislature by the stated dates, and the legislature must receive the plans for consideration.
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A person may vote only if registered as required by the Election Code.
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The secretary of state may share and request voter-registration information, and must coordinate written agreements and a verification program for voter-list maintenance.
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This section says it was recompiled and gives its history.
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The county clerk must review registration certificates, reject incomplete or invalid ones, send voter information only to the qualified elector, and record certain missing-information notes that can affect whether a ballot is counted.
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The county clerk must process and file properly formed certificates of registration, mail or deliver a voter information document to the voter, and file the original certificate in the county register.