New Mexico Regulations § 1.10.12.11 ALTERNATE VOTING LOCATIONS AND MOBILE ALTERNATE VOTING LOCATIONS
Regulation Text
A.
Alternate voting locations are established by the county clerk for early voting and shall meet the standards set out in the Election Code, Sections
1-6-5.6
to
1-6-5.7
NMSA 1978.
(1)
90 days prior to the beginning of early voting, the county clerk shall notify the secretary of state of the dates, times of operations, and addresses of the established alternate voting locations or mobile alternate voting locations and shall publicize the information using media outlets directed to, and appropriate for, the voters of that area.
(2)
Alternate voting locations and mobile alternate voting locations shall be staffed in accordance with the Election Code, Section
1-2-12
NMSA 1978 and may not be staffed by the county clerk if the county clerk's name appears on the ballot or by the county clerk's deputy if the county clerk's deputy's name appears on the ballot.
(3)
The county clerk shall prepare a list of authorized individuals who have access to each alternate voting location or mobile alternate voting location, to include authorized custodians of the voting tabulator or ballot box keys. Access to each alternate voting location or mobile alternate voting location for those authorized shall not be controlled by any third party. A copy of the list shall be provided to the office of the secretary of state and, in a primary, general or special election for U.S. representative, the chairs of each county's political parties.
B.
Lawfully appointed challengers, watchers and observers shall be allowed in an alternate voting location or mobile alternate voting location as provided in the Election Code.
(1)
An interposed challenge shall be handled in accordance with the Election Code, Section
1-12-20
to
1-12-22
NMSA 1978.
(2)
Challengers, watchers or observers shall not violate the permitted or prohibited provisions as outlined in the Election Code including Sections
1-2-23
,
1-2-29
,
1-2-25
,
1-2-31
and
1-2-32
NMSA 1978. If a violation occurs, the incident shall be documented in reasonable detail by the of the presiding judge and election judges of an election board on a form prescribed by the secretary of state and retained by the county clerk pursuant to Subsection C of Section
1-2-22
NMSA 1978. The presiding judge and election judges of an election board who unanimously vote to remove a challenger, watcher or observer as a result of a violation shall sign and record the vote of the board on the violation form.
History
1.10.12.11 NMAC - N, 3-31-2000; A, 7-15-2003, A, 4-30-2004; A, 4-28-2006; A, 9-15-2008; A, 3-15-2012, Adopted by
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