New Mexico § 1-19A-8 Political party expenditures; contributions to certified

New Mexico Statutes

§ 1-19A-8 — Political party expenditures; contributions to certified

New Mexico § 1-19A-8

Ch. 1Elections

Art. 19AVoter Action

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 1-19A-8 (2026).

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A.A certified candidate may accept monetary or in-kind contributions from a political party; provided that the aggregate amount of such contributions from all political party committees combined does not exceed the equivalent of ten percent of the value of that candidate's aggregate public financing per election cycle.

B.All in-kind contributions from a political party distributed to certified candidates shall be used for campaign-related purposes.

C.Nothing in this section shall prevent political party funds from being used for general operating expenses of the party; conventions; nominating and endorsing candidates; identifying, researching and developing the party's position on issues; party platform activities; noncandidate-specific voter registration; noncandidate-speci

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candidates. A. A certified candidate may accept monetary or in-kind contributions from a political party; provided that the aggregate amount of such contributions from all political party committees combined does not exceed the equivalent of ten percent of the value of that candidate's aggregate public financing per election cycle. B. All in-kind contributions from a political party distributed to certified candidates shall be used for campaign-related purposes. C. Nothing in this section shall prevent political party funds from being used for general operating expenses of the party; conventions; nominating and endorsing candidates; identifying, researching and developing the party's position on issues; party platform activities; noncandidate-specific voter registration; noncandidate-specific get-out-the-vote drives; travel expenses for noncandidate party leaders and staff; and other noncandidate-specific party building activities.