This text of New Mexico § 73-14-20.1 (Qualified elector list) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering New Mexico primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
A.The board of directors of the conservancy district may contract for a list compiler before each election to compile and produce a qualified elector's list for the district. The list compiler shall deliver the completed list to the election director or election officer no later than forty-five days prior to a district election. An individual who purchases property ninety days prior to an election and whose name does not appear on the qualified elector's list shall not vote in that election. The individual may become certified to vote in a future election by filing a deed of title with the appropriate county clerk at least ninety days before the next conservancy district election.
B.Names of qualified electors shall be obtained from the records of the county clerk of the appropriate coun
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A. The board of directors of the conservancy district may contract for a list compiler before each election to compile and produce a qualified elector's list for the district. The list compiler shall deliver the completed list to the election director or election officer no later than forty-five days prior to a district election. An individual who purchases property ninety days prior to an election and whose name does not appear on the qualified elector's list shall not vote in that election. The individual may become certified to vote in a future election by filing a deed of title with the appropriate county clerk at least ninety days before the next conservancy district election. B. Names of qualified electors shall be obtained from the records of the county clerk of the appropriate county, the appropriate county assessor of the appropriate county, records of the conservancy district or from the census bureau and enrollment records provided by the pueblos. The county assessor of the appropriate county, the county clerk of the appropriate county and the tribal representatives of the appropriate pueblos shall deliver to the list compiler all records regarding qualified electors of the benefited area no later than the last day of each July before a district election. C. Updating the qualified elector's list shall consist of adding, for any new qualified elector who has purchased property in the district, the name, address and description of all property owned by the qualified elector in the benefited area and removing the name of any elector who is deceased or who no longer owns property within the benefited area. D. Proof of ownership of land within the benefited area requires one of the following: (1) a recorded deed or real estate contract indicating current ownership of land within the benefited area; (2) an individual's name on county clerk records indicating a description of property the individual owns within the benefited area; (3) an individual's name on a list compiled by the governing body of a pueblo within the benefited area indicating that the individual named is residing on and has legal or equitable title in the pueblo; or (4) a current property tax bill indicating ownership of land within the benefited area. E. The election director or election officer shall distribute to each polling place a current qualified elector's list for the appropriate county. The election director or election officer shall distribute the qualified elector's list to each polling place within a pueblo located within the benefited area. A qualified elector may vote at any one polling place in the pueblo or county where the elector owns land. An individual who seeks to cast a vote but whose name is not on the qualified elector's list shall not be allowed to vote in that election.