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NMSA 1-12-56. Repealed
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After marking a paper ballot in a polling place, the voter must not show it to anyone there in a way that reveals its contents, and must feed it into the electronic vote tabulator.
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This section is a recompiled history note and does not state a substantive rule.
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A voter may voluntarily disclose how they marked a paper ballot, but others may not solicit, coerce, or disclose that information without the voter’s consent.
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A precinct board member may make and keep written memoranda in the polling place.
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This section is repealed.
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A person may not remove a paper ballot from a polling place unless some law authorizes it.
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If a voter spoils or wrongly fills out a paper ballot, the voter may return it and get a new one; the presiding judge and election clerks must then announce and record the replacement process.
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At poll closing, the election judges and presiding judge must publicly destroy all unused paper ballots.
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Election officials must count and record certain paper ballots, seal them in envelopes, and send them to the proper counting authority.
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Election officials must place and mail certain election records to the secretary of state, return others to the county clerk, keep them out of the ballot box, and destroy custody records only under Section 1-12-69.
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After all certificates are executed, the election board must place the tabulated paper ballots in the ballot box, and the box must be closed and locked.
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If defective election returns cannot be corrected without recounting paper ballots, the county canvassing board must notify the district court, which must set a recount time and place within one week.
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Paper ballots and related voting records must be kept for a minimum retention period, then may be destroyed under specified notice and method rules.
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This section limits who may vote in certain elections and who may vote for which party’s candidates in a primary.
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Polling-place officials must post voter lists, manage rosters, and verify voters before they vote; voters must sign the signature roster before voting.
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A voter whose name is missing from the precinct roster may still vote there, but election officials must record the voter’s name and address, and the voter may cast a provisional paper ballot after signing the required papers.
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Signature rosters and voter checklists for a precinct must include specified voter details, be numbered consecutively, and show the page number plus the election date and name.
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The county clerk must prepare and distribute voter rosters and checklists for each precinct, voters must sign the roster before getting a ballot, and election officials must mark and return the lists after polls close.