United States — New Mexico
NMSA 1-10-2. Ballots; duty to provide
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The county clerk must prepare and supply ballots for elections under the Election Code, and the secretary of state may assist.
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The county clerk must prepare and supply ballots for elections under the Election Code, and the secretary of state may assist.
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This section is repealed.
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Ballots must be uniform statewide and fit the voting machine used in the county. The secretary of state must तयermine ballot order items in each election when applicable.
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The county clerk or secretary of state must certify certain election ballots in writing by specified deadlines, depending on the type of election.
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The county clerk must have enough ballots for federal qualified electors by the stated deadline, keep other pre-printed ballots by 40 days before the election, and make polling-place ballot-printing systems ready by that time if used.
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For statewide elections, ballots must print candidate names in a specified form, use randomization for candidate order, differentiate confusingly similar names, and omit a candidate’s name if a stated withdrawal or disqualification event occurs in time.
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A candidate’s name generally may not appear more than once on a ballot, with limited exceptions.
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This section is repealed.
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This section sets the order in which offices and ballot questions must appear on ballots for certain elections, and lets the secretary of state set a different order for some ballot questions.
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This section is repealed.
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If a printed ballot has an error or omission, a voter may petition the district court to order the county clerk to fix it or explain why it should not be fixed. Ballots with a candidate-name or office-designation printing error must still be counted for the candidate named in the nomination certificate.
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The county clerk must give notice of a statewide election at least 21 days before the election.
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An objection to using a particular voting machine must be filed in district court within two days after the machine is prepared, inspected, and sealed, and the filing must identify the machine number and the reason for objecting.
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Voting machines and election supplies must be delivered before polls open, and county clerks must certify certain inspection and delivery facts to the secretary of state.
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This section is repealed.
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This section has been repealed.
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Counties must have at least two monitored secured containers, and county clerks must respond to political subdivision requests in writing within 30 days.
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On written request, the secretary of state must send a voter index with specified voter details and certify it as accurate.
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The secretary of state must print all candidates’ names on tally sheets and statements of canvass before election day, and must approve a county’s computer-based tally sheets if the stated conditions are met.
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The secretary of state prescribes the form for signature rosters, registered voter checklists, and tally sheets.