NMSA 1-21A-8. Use of governmental and official buildings as mailing addresses
The secretary of state must keep a list of certain government and official buildings on Indian nation, tribal, and pueblo land, and county clerks must not reject voter registration or mailed-ballot applications just because they lack a mailing address if they name one of those buildings.
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