New Mexico Statutes

§ 73-14-91 — Unlawful opening of ballot box; penalty

New Mexico § 73-14-91

JurisdictionNew Mexico

Ch. 73Special Districts

Art. 14Conservancy Districts; Definitions; Organization and

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Bluebook

N.M. Stat. Ann. § 73-14-91 (2026).

Text

A.Unlawful opening of a ballot box consists of opening any ballot box or inspecting or removing the contents of a ballot box without lawful authority or conspiring with others to have the same done.

B.Whoever commits unlawful opening of a ballot box is guilty of a fourth degree felony.

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Legislative History

Laws 1996, ch. 42, § 3.

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[Purpose of districts.]

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[Filing of objections; hearing as advanced cause.]

§ 73-1-11

[District declared organized; boundaries; status; principal

§ 73-1-12

Recording of findings and decree; fees

§ 73-1-13

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§ 73-1-14

[Inclusion of additional lands after extension of basin

§ 73-1-15

[District court procedure; notice.]

§ 73-1-16

[Directors; term of office; vacancies on board.]

§ 73-1-17

[Board of directors; oath of office; officers; seal; records;

§ 73-1-18

[Majority to constitute quorum; concurrence of majority.]

§ 73-1-19

[Secretary; duties; board of directors; powers; expenses.]

§ 73-1-2

[Lands included in district; two or more artesian basins in

§ 73-1-20

[Program of water conservation; prevention of leaking

§ 73-1-21

Tax roll based on needed improvements; limitation

§ 73-1-22

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