Remember why we vote!

Please remember, that voting is a way for us to have responsible leaders that will advocate for policies that help Native people. We need leaders that will strongly advocate for money, policies and ideas that are helpful to our communities. Voting can help the mainstream society to better understand and consider the concerns that we have about our future and the future of our children.

If you have any questions regarding your voting site, or about the elections today, you can call the Secretary of State's office at:

(800) 477-3632

 

You can also find your local county clerk and give them a call.

Vote Sites

In some areas we now have Voting Convenience Centers (VCC's) instead of poll sites. This means that you might not need to run all the way to your usual polling location, but could vote at a VCC. You will still need to vote within the county in which you are registered. For example: if you're registered in Sandoval County and are in Santa Fe for the day, you wouldn't be able to vote in Santa Fe County... You would still need to get to Sandoval County's Voting Convenience Center. And although Cochiti is located in Sandoval County, you would need to get to a VCC, because Cochiti is not a VCC but rather a regular Poll Site.

ABSENTEE VOTING

If you ordered an Absentee Ballot and are still driving around with it in your car - please drop it off at your local county clerk's office. You will likely have until 5pm, though each county clerk will have their own regulations they abide by - so contact your clerk by following this link!

An interesting article to read about our elections in NM!

The Most Interesting Democratic Primary that No One is Talking About...