NMSA 1-17-13. Referendum petitions; writ of mandamus
If the secretary of state does not timely examine and certify a referendum petition, 25 qualified electors may seek mandamus in the supreme court; if the petition is legally sufficient, the court must order certification, and if it is not legally sufficient, the court may stop certification.
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