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Grant County Sheriff's Office Alert Center Launched
Grant County Sheriff's Office Alert Center Welcome to the Grant County Sheriff's Office Alert Center. This section is dedicated to providing our community with timely and important information. Please check back often for updates on public safety, community events, and other news relevant to Grant County.
Unknown County Sheriff's Office Press Release Archive Available
Welcome to the Sheriff's Office Press Release Archive. Here you will find archived press releases and public notices from the Unknown County Sheriff's Office. To view the latest information, please visit the main Sheriff's Office page.
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Community Outreach
Community Outreach KATHARINE E. CLARK | Clerk (D) | Term 2025 - 2028 #DemocracyDelivered, High School Outreach Program Students participate in a mock election using one of our official election tabulators. They also meet County Clerk staff and learn about the Clerk’s Office. Read more KidsVote: Practice Makes Future Voters During early voting, children who come with a parent/guardian can cast a practice ballot on kid-friendly contests (e.g., favorite ice cream), feed it into a tabulator, and take home an “I Voted” sticker—while parents vote without needing extra childcare. Learn more & view dates/locations Interested in Coordinating an Outreach Event with the Clerk's Office? Contact our Voter Outreach Team for voter registration, civic education events, school outreach programs, or other public events that can benefit from participation by the Clerk’s Office. Email: [email protected] Phone: 505-986-6280 Interested in Becoming a Voter Registration Agent (VRA)? Contact Andrea Tapia, the Clerk’s Office Training Specialist, to schedule a VRA training for yourself or your organization. Appointments are required. Email: [email protected] Phone: 505-986-6277 Other Community Events The County Clerk’s Office is proud to be involved extensively with the Santa Fe County community. Visit our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X to stay up to date and learn how you can get involved!
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board KATHARINE E. CLARK | Clerk (D) | Term 2025 - 2028 Community Bulletin Board Find current meeting agendas, community notices, and other informational postings shared by the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office. Note: This page is for general bulletin board postings. Official election notices remain available on the Clerk's Office Official Notices page. Current Postings North Central Regional Transit District Board Meeting Agenda Friday, June 5, 2026 Agenda for the North Central Regional Transit District Board meeting. View Agenda PDF North Central Regional Transit District Art in Transit Subcommittee Meeting Agenda Tuesday, May 26, 2026 Agenda for the North Central Regional Transit District Art in Transit Subcommittee meeting. View Agenda PDF Select Language▼
Careers
Join Our Team at Santa Fe County Assessor | Santa Fe County Assessor Careers Career Opportunities The Office of the Santa Fe County Assessor is continuously seeking positive, service-focused candidates who are pursuing a career in public service. We are committed to providing excellent customer service and building strong relationships with our constituents. Our motto, "It’s YOU we value," motivates us to go above and beyond for the public. As a result, our office has received numerous awards, with the most recent being the recertification of our "Certificate of Excellence" from the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO). We offer a competitive benefits program that considers all aspects of life, well-being, and retirement planning. no more data Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us Select Language Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Grant County Sheriff's Office Contact Information Available
Sheriff's Office Physical Address: 1610 E. Pine Street Silver City, NM 88061 Mailing Address: 201 N. Swartz Street Silver City, NM 88061 Phone: (575) 574-0100 (Non-Emergency) 911 (Emergency)
2026 General Election
Santa Fe County General Election 2026 | Santa Fe County Important Information: Absentee and early voting begin Oct 6, 2026. The last day to request an absentee ballot is October 20, 2026. Apply early for an absentee ballot for the upcoming 2026 General Election. Voted ballots must be received by the Clerk’s Office or a secure drop box by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day (November 3, 2026). November 3, 2026 General Election - Voter Information Register to Vote Check Voter Registration Drop Box Locations Find your Polling Locations Find My District Election Worker Application In Person Voting Early Voting (Clerk’s Office) Begins Tue., Oct 6, 2026 Polls are closed for Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Monday, Oct 12) Expanded Early Voting (Alternate Sites) Begins Sat., Oct 17, 2026 All early voting ends Sat., Oct 31, 2026. Election Day Voting – Tue., Nov 3, 2026 Mail-In Ballot Info Online Mail-In Application Overseas Voters Request a Mail-In Ballot Important Information Looking for candidate and campaign information? Visit the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Candidate & Campaigns webpage. Want to know your districts? Use Find My District in the Voter Portal. Important Dates Sept 22, 2026 - Notice of Election with Voting Locations gets mailed Oct 6, 2026 – Last day to submit online voter registration. Oct 6, 2026 – Early voting begins at the Santa Fe County Clerk’s Office. Oct 6, 2026 – Absentee (mail-in) ballots begin mailing to voters who have requested them. Oct 12, 2026 – Polls are closed for Indingenous People's Day. Oct 17, 2026 – Expanded early voting begins at additional early voting locations throughout the county. Oct 20, 2026 – Last day to request an absentee (mail-in) ballot (must be received by this date). Oct 31, 2026 – Last day of early voting at expanded early voting locations. Nov 3, 2026 – Election Day (Polls open 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.). Same Day Voter Registration is available during early voting and on Election Day at voting locations. Helpful Resources NM SOS Voting & Elections Voter Portal On the Ballot Races on the ballot vary by voter district in the General Election. The list below reflects the offices Santa Fe County voters may see on their ballot. The easiest way to view your exact ballot and candidates is to use the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Candidate Portal. Who is on the Ballot Federal Offices U.S. Senator U.S. Representative – District 1 U.S. Representative – District 2 U.S. Representative – District 3 Statewide Offices Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State Auditor State Treasurer Commissioner of Public Lands Court of Appeals Judge – Position 1 State & District Offices (varies by district) New Mexico House of Representatives – Districts 41, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50 1st Judicial District Judge – Divisions 4 & 8 (unexpired term) Santa Fe County Offices Magistrate Judge – Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4 County Sheriff County Assessor County Commissioner – District 1 County Commissioner – District 3 Probate Judge Ballot Questions and Constitutional Amendments Read them here Not sure which districts you live in? We've updated our district maps. District Maps Some contests are district-based, meaning not every voter will see the same races. Real-Time Voter Turnout Tracker Track voter participation during the 2026 General Election using Santa Fe County's real-time turnout dashboard. Turnout data includes in-person early voting and absentee ballots processed by the Clerk's Office. Data is updated regularly throughout the election period. Turnout Command Center View detailed turnout information by jurisdiction, voting method, and party. Open This in a New Window Note: Turnout trackers are informational and may not reflect final turnout until all eligible ballots have been processed.
Bureau of Elections Division
Elections & Voting Division | Santa Fe County Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancelAccessibility Screen-Reader Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting | New window For in-person business: walk-ins welcome, but we recommend you schedule an appointment for faster service. Please call (505) 986-6280 or click on the “Make an appointment” button to schedule an appointment. Bureau of Elections Division KATHARINE E. CLARK | Clerk (D) | Term 2025 - 2028 The Elections and Voting division ensures fair and lawful elections in Santa Fe County, and maintains voter registration information. Click here to go to the 2026 General Election - November 3, 2026 Election Results 2026 Elections Tuesday, June 3 - Primary Election 2025 Elections Tuesday, November 4th – Regular Local Election 2024 Elections Tuesday, June 4th – Primary Election Tuesday, November 5th – General Election View Past Elections General Election Nov 3, 2026 Learn More Board of Registration Meeting Info View Select Language▼ Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Residential Appraisal Department - Santa Fe County Assessor
Explore Our Residential Appraisal Department - SFC Assessor | Santa Fe County Assessor Residential Appraisal Residential Appraisal This division of the Assessor’s Office is responsible for developing and determining fair and equitable assessments for residential real property. This includes residential condos, single family residential homes, and residential vacant land. We determine the valuation for the majority of the county’s 85,000 properties, including those in the City of Santa Fe, New Mexico’s capital city. We are the face of the Assessor’s office when visiting properties to verify measurements, assess property use, and review changes for residential properties in Santa Fe County. Our responsibilities and duties include: Reviewing protested values and working with property owners and agents to determine a fair market value. Receiving and reviewing applications for a Special Method of Value on properties utilized for agricultural purposes. Entering approved agricultural applications into our office’s Ascend and ProVal programs, value is determined by field reviews and the guidelines set by the statutes and regulations of the State of New Mexico. Maintaining all Livestock parcels base on submitted Declarations or Disposals. There are currently 544 Livestock Parcels. Maintaining property records through a CAMA (Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal) system that helps determine value of property based on amenities of every home, condo and vacant parcel. Addressing public concerns and answering questions pertaining to property tax law and are making a greater effort to work with the public so that we may achieve the best possible data for our records. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Residential Appraisal division. Our Real Estate Appraisal Team Lawrence Ortega Residential Appraiser Chief NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6313 Susannah LeCuyer Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6332 Phillip Vigil Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser (505) 995-6511 Adrian Romero Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser 505-986-6393 Robert Hedgepeth Appraiser (505) 986-6300 Carlos Casias Appraiser (505) 986-2747 Santos Valdez Appraiser (505) 986-6235 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us Select Language▼ Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Real Estate Appraisal Department at Santa Fe County Assessor
Real Estate Appraisal Department at Santa Fe County Assessor | Santa Fe County Assessor Real Estate Appraisal Real Estate Appraisal The Real Estate Appraisal Department of the Assessor’s Office is responsible for determining the valuation for residential Building Permits. This division receives all inquiries from internal and external entities and maintains the data in both office programs. Our responsibilities and duties include: Picking up and valuing new residential construction within Santa Fe County through our Building Permits process. Receiving annual CAB reports from the New Mexico Property Tax Division for Centrally Assessed property and entering the reported values into our Ascend program to generate a Centrally Assessed Notice of Value. There are 206 Centrally Assessed parcels in Santa Fe County. Reviewing all sales affidavits each year, to better determine a fair value for other properties and to assist our office Chief Mass Appraiser in collecting data to assist our Residential and Commercial appraisers in determining a fair market value. Validating values for new parcels, sales, additions, new construction, and existing residences all while respecting the laws and regulations of the State of New Mexico. Reviewing lot splits and merges and valuing them appropriately for the subsequent tax year. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Real Estate Appraisal Division. Our Real Estate Appraisal Team Matthew Montoya Real Estate Appraiser Chief NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6311 Dennis Gallegos Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser 505-986-6259 Thomas Rael Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6310 Eric Lucero Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6300 Chris Oakeley Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser (505) 995-6521 Gerald Vigil Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6322 Bryan Mendoza Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6357 Carlos Gonzales Appraiser Trainee 505-986-6359 Gerald Mitchell Appraiser Trainee (505) 986-6261 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us
Glossary
Glossary Ad Valorem A tax levied in proportion to the value of the thing(s) being taxed. Exclusive of exemptions, use-value assessment provisions, and the like, the property tax is an ad valorem tax. Agricultural Property Improved or unimproved land that is devoted to or available for the production of crops and/or other agricultural products, livestock and agricultural support buildings. Arms Length Sale A sale in the open market between two unrelated parties, each of whom is reasonably knowledgeable of market conditions and under no undue pressure to buy or sell. Commercial Property Generally any nonindustrial, nonresidential realty of commercial enterprise. Includes realty used as a retail or wholesale establishment with living quarters office building, hotel or motel, gasoline service station, commercial garage, parking lot, warehouse, theater, bank, clinic, nursing home, proprietary school, and the like. Cost Approach One of the three approaches to value, the cost approach is based on the principle of substitution - that a rational, informed purchaser would pay no more for a property than the cost of building an acceptable substitue with like utility. The cost approach seeks to determine the replacement cost new of an improvement less depreciation plus land value. (2) The method of estimating the value of property by: (a) estimating the cost of construction based on replacement or reproduction cost new or trended historic cost (often adjusted by a local multiplier); (b) subtracting depreciation; and, (c) adding the estimated land value. The land value is most frequently determined by the sales comparison approach. County Appraiser An Appraiser employeed by the county that assesses property on a mass scale for valuation for tax assessment purposes. Distressed Sale A sale made to meet the immediate and pressing needs of the seller at whatever price the property will bring. Head of Family Exemption A $2,000 exemption off of the taxable value or a property that is available to anyone that owns residential property in the state of New Mexico. Improvement A structure on a piece of property (i.e. Residential Structure) Income Approach One of the three approaches to value, based on the concept that current value is the present worth of future benefits to be derived through income production by an asset over the remainder of its economic life. The income approach uses capitalization to convert the anticipated benefits of the ownership of property into an estimate of present value. Market Value The major focus of most real property appraisal assignments. Both economic and legal definitions of market value have been developed and refined. A current economic definition agreed upon by agencies that regulate federal financial institutions in the United States is: The most probable price (in terms of money) which a property should bring in a competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller each acting prudently and knowledgeably, and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus. Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sale as of a specified date and the passing of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: The buyer and seller are typically motivated. Mass Appraisal The process of valuing a group of properties as of a given date, using standard methods, employing common data, and allowing for statistical testing. Mill One mill is one-thousandth of one dollar or one-tenth of one cent. Mill Rate A tax rate expressed as mills per dollar. For example, a 2 percent tax rate is $2 per $100, $20 per $1,000, or 20 mills per dollar. Notice of Value A document usually mailed out on or around April 1st of each year that gives an estimation of taxes for the current year using the prior year's tax rate. Personal Property Consists of every kind of property that is not real property; movable without damage to itself or the real estate; subdivided into tangible and intangible. Also called "personalty" Real Property Consists of the interests, benefits, and rights inherent in the ownership of land plus anything permanently attached to the land or legally defined as immovable; the bundle of rights with which ownership of real estate is endowed. To the extent that “real estate” commonly includes land and any permanent improvements, the two terms can be understood to have the same meaning. Also called “realty.” Sales Comparison Approach One of three approaches to value, the sales comparison approach estimates a property’s value (or some other characteristic, such as its depreciation) by reference to comparable sales. Uniform Property Code A Uniform Property Code (UPC) helps to identify a specific parcel of land located in the County. The UPC is based on a coded system established by eighteen (18) numbers that represent the map number, grid, quadrant, block and parcel of any lot. Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us
Customer Service
Santa Fe County Assessor Customer Service Department | Santa Fe County Assessor Customer Service Customer Service The goal of the Customer Service Section is to provide excellent customer service for anyone requesting assistance from the Assessor's Office. We also ensure all data collected from deeds, affidavits, and exemptions are received and delivered to our Data Entry Appraisal Section for entry. We work closely with property owners to ensure our records are accurate and property owners receive all pertinent data in a timely manner. Customer service is our priority. We strive to ensure everyone leaves our office knowing they were taken care of professionally and their concerns have been met. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Customer Service Section. Our Customer Service Team Julia Martinez Customer Service Program Manager NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6396 Marisa Rodriguez Customer Service Program Specialist (505) 995-6512 Shirley Gilligan Assessment Specialist II (505) 986-6308 Anthony Barela Assessment Specialist II (505) 986-6238 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us
Data Entry Appraisal Department
Data Entry Appraisal Department - Santa Fe County Assessor | Santa Fe County Assessor Data Entry Appraisal The Data Entry Appraisal Management Department of the Assessor’s Office is responsible for the majority of the office’s data entry along with determining the valuation for Personal Property. This division receives all inquiries from internal and external entities and maintains the data in both office programs. Our responsibilities and duties include: Updating ownership and mailing address records Entry and removal of the following exemptions: Head of Family, Veterans/Disabled Veterans, Valuation Freeze applications and Affordable Housing Entering sales information to assist our office Chief Mass Appraiser in collecting data to assist our Residential and Commercial appraisers in determining a fair market value. Updating Manufactured Home records through the Motor Vehicle Division’s Tapestry Report, tax releases and discoveries. There are currently 7,378 Manufactured Home parcels in Santa Fe County Creating new Manufactured Home accounts. Converting Manufactured Homes to Real Property Receiving annual Business Personal Property Renditions and entering the reported assets into our Ascend program to generate a Personal Property Notice of Value. There are 3,159 active Business Personal Property parcel accounts. Receiving and completing all Title Research Requests from internal and external entities. Reviewing protested values on Personal Property and Manufactured Home parcels. Entering value modifications that were a result in a final determination of valuation through protest or 3% violations. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Real Estate Appraisal Division. Our Data Entry Appraisal Team Lenin Armendariz Data Entry Appraisal Program Manager NM Certified Appraiser (505) 995-2724 Nicolette Martinez Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6314 Marcos Rodriguez Appraiser NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6352 Ryan Baca Appraiser Trainee (505) 986-6305 Margaret Barela Assessment Specialist II (505) 992-6743 Vacant Assessment Specialist II (505) 986-6300 Suzette Padilla Title Examiner (505) 986-6366 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us Select Language▼ Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Quality Assurance
Santa Fe County Assessor Quality Control Department | Santa Fe County Assessor Quality Assurance Quality Assurance The primary goal of the Quality Assurance Department is to continuously improve quality appraisal processes and customer service, providing oversight and support for all sections within the Office of the Santa Fe County Assessor. Guided by the agency's mission to meet and exceed the highest industry standards in appraisal, Quality Assurance develops, implements, and adheres to standardized processes in accordance with New Mexico State Statutes and IAAO "best practice" standards. Through established policies and procedures, the Quality Assurance team collaborates with each section of the office to review systems, processes, and data related to their functions, aiming to enhance performance and efficiency. This ongoing review ensures that every constituent in Santa Fe County receives fair and equitable property valuations, as reflected in the Notice of Value mailed to each property owner. By maintaining these high standards, the Office of the Santa Fe County Assessor is able to provide excellent customer service and establish a sustainable process that benefits the county's residents in the long term. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Quality Assurance division. Our Quality Assurance Team Tommy Garcia Quality Control Manager NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6365 Vacant Quality Control Data Analyst (505) 986-6300 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us
Commercial Appraisal Services
Commercial Property Appraisal Services - Santa Fe County Assessor | Santa Fe County Assessor Commercial Appraisal Commerical Appraisal This division of the Assessor’s Office is responsible for developing and determining fair and equitable assessments for commercial properties. We determine the valuation for over 2,000 of the county’s 85,000 properties, including those in the city of Santa Fe, the town of Edgewood and a portion of the city of Espanola. Our responsibilities and duties include: Reviewing protested values and working with property owners and agents to determine a fair market value. Addressing public concerns and answering questions pertaining to property tax law and are making a greater effort to work with the public so that we may achieve the best possible data for our records. Assisting the Chief Mass Appraiser in valuing all commercial values to current and correct. Reviewing all commercial parcels inline with the office reappraisal plan to ensure that changes to the properties are current. Facilitating the process for property owners claiming a Non-Governmental Exempt status. County Assessor Isaiah Romero values your feedback. Please consider sharing with him your experiences with the Commercial Appraisal division. Our Commercial Appraisal Team Eric Clokey Commercial Appraiser Chief NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6394 Stephen Serna Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 995-6513 Matthew Lobato Appraiser Senior NM Certified Appraiser (505) 986-6331 Get in Touch We want to ensure you always have a truly exceptional experience with us. Let us help bring about great things! Contact Us Select Language▼ Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Sample Ballots
Find Your Sample Ballot We have Sample Ballots posted below! If you know your Precinct, you can reference that in the chart below. If you don't know your precinct yet, visit NMVote.gov and come back here! 1. Visit the NMVOTE Voter Information Portal Go to NMvote.gov Click the button above to open NMVOTE in a new tab. 2. Enter Your Voter Registration Information On the NMVOTE page, enter your name, birth date, and the county where you are registered to vote to find your record. 3. View and Print Your Sample Ballot After your record appears, select "My Sample Ballot" to view and print. Reviewing your ballot at home helps you plan and can shorten your time at the polling site. Need Help? If you have trouble finding your sample ballot on NMVOTE, contact the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office: Phone: 505-986-6280 Email: [email protected] Ballot Styles Santa Fe County has multiple ballot styles, grouped by precinct and precinct part. If you do not know your precinct, you can also look up your unique sample ballot via NMVOTE. Ballot Style 1: Precinct Parts: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 23, 40, 59, 60, 61, 79, 87, 118, 119.1, 128 Ballot Style 3: Precinct Parts: 4, 14, 63, 65, 69, 71, 88, 107, 110, 113, 126.001, 134, 139, 150, 165, 168 Ballot Style 5: Precinct Parts: 9, 36, 37, 45, 46, 47, 48.2, 54, 55.2, 70.2, 81.2, 100.1, 103, 104, 120.1, 127, 132, 161 Ballot Style 7: Precinct Parts: 10.1, 83.1, 91.2, 169.1, 183.1 Ballot Style 9: Precinct Parts: 10.2, 21, 28, 30, 83.2, 91.1, 95, 123, 131, 147, 158, 169.2, 172, 183.2 Ballot Style 11: Precinct Parts: 11, 24, 33, 92.2, 130, 152.2, 153.2, 155.2, 159, 160 Ballot Style 13: Precinct Parts: 12, 93.1, 154.2 Ballot Style 15: Precinct Parts: 13, 48.1, 55.1, 57, 68, 70.1, 81.1, 94, 100.2, 111, 112, 120.2, 129, 163, 166, 167, 171, 175 Ballot Style 17: Precinct Parts: 15, 18, 73, 84, 85, 115, 125, 148, 156, 157 Ballot Style 19: Precinct Parts: 16, 17, 19, 72, 114 Ballot Style 21: Precinct Parts: 20, 22, 25, 26, 27, 119.2, 121, 122 Ballot Style 23: Precinct Parts: 29, 50, 51, 56, 64, 76, 77, 78, 96, 105, 106, 117, 124, 133, 140, 142, 143, 144, 173, 179, 180, 181 Ballot Style 25: Precinct Parts: 31, 32, 34, 35, 38.1, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 49, 52, 53, 66.2, 67, 74, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 108, 109.2, 135, 136.2, 137, 138, 162, 164, 174.2, 178 Ballot Style 27: Precinct Parts: 38.2, 66.1, 109.1, 136.1, 174.1 Ballot Style 29: Precinct: 58 Ballot Style 31: Precinct Parts: 62, 75, 86, 89, 116, 141, 149, 151, 170, 176, 184 Ballot Style 33: Precinct Parts: 80.1 Ballot Style 35: Precinct Parts: 80.2 Ballot Style 37: Precinct Parts: 82, 90, 92.1, 146, 152.1, 153.1, 155.1, 177, 182, 185 Ballot Style 39: Precinct Parts: 93.2, 145, 154.1 Ballot Style 41: Precinct Part: 126.2
Candidate & Campaign Resources
Candidate & Campaign Resources | Santa Fe County Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancelAccessibility Screen-Reader Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting | New window For in-person business: walk-ins welcome, but we recommend you schedule an appointment for faster service. Please call (505) 986-6280 or click on the “Make an appointment” button to schedule an appointment. SantaFe.vote Division of Elections & Voting Polling Locations 2026 General Election Sample Ballots Past Election Results Election FAQ Drop Boxes Candidate & Campaign Resources Key deadlines and helpful links for candidates and campaigns in the 2026 Primary Election. Key deadlines (Primary Election) Candidate Filing Day: March 10, 2026 (9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) Candidate Qualification Notices Sent: By March 17, 2026 Deadline to Challenge Nominating Petitions: March 20, 2026 Deadline for Candidates to Challenge Disqualification: March 27, 2026 Last Day for Candidates to Withdraw: April 7, 2026 Helpful links NM SOS Candidate & Campaigns Who Is on the Ballot (NM SOS) Campaign Finance (CFIS) 2026 Primary Candidate Guide View Sample Ballots Forms Absentee Register Form (PDF) Voter Data Form (PDF) Note: Voter data is subject to the election code, not IPRA. For more information see the SOS website for statutory fees. The Santa Fe County Clerk recommends campaigns submit both the Absentee Ballot Register and Voter Data forms so they can efficiently track which of their supporters have already voted and subsequently remove them from further mailing lists. This process also allows campaigns to more effectively target supporters who have yet to cast their ballots. It is best practice to remove voters from call, email, and mailing lists after they have already voted, and it will save you time and resources! Candidate Training Video Watch Candidate Training Video Candidate Resources Access key documents for the 2026 Primary Election below: Voter Education flyers (8.5 x 11 in) Voter Education Posters (11 x 17 in) Select Language▼ Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
Absentee Voting Information
Absentee Voting, Permanent Absentee & Ballot Drop Boxes | Santa Fe County | Santa Fe County For in-person business: walk-ins welcome, but we recommend you schedule an appointment for faster service. Please call (505) 986-6280 or click on the “Make an appointment” button to schedule an appointment. SantaFe.vote Division of Elections & Voting Polling Locations 2026 General Election Sample Ballots Past Election Results Election FAQ Drop Boxes Absentee Voting & Secure Drop Boxes Request an absentee ballot, join the Permanent Absentee List, and return your ballot securely. Absentee Options Request a Ballot Drop Boxes Military & Overseas Voters Important Information Absentee voting lets eligible voters receive and vote their ballot by mail rather than voting in person. Voters may request an absentee ballot for one specific election, or they may join the Permanent Absentee List to automatically receive an absentee ballot for each future election for which they are eligible. After completing an absentee ballot, voters may return it by mail or deposit it in a secure ballot drop box during the voting period. Ballot drop boxes are monitored by 24-hour video surveillance. For electioneering purposes, ballot drop boxes are considered polling places. Campaigning and campaign signs are prohibited within 100 feet of a drop box. Choose the Absentee Option That Works Best for You One-Time Absentee Ballot This option is best if you want a ballot mailed to you for one specific election. You submit an absentee ballot request for the election. Your ballot is mailed to you when ballots are available. You return your completed ballot by mail or secure drop box. You will need to submit a new request for future elections. Permanent Absentee List This option is best if you regularly vote from home and want absentee ballots automatically mailed to you for future eligible elections. You opt in to the Permanent Absentee List once. You automatically receive absentee ballots for future eligible elections. You return each completed ballot by mail or secure drop box. You can still update your voter registration information when needed. A one-time absentee request sends you a ballot for one election. Joining the Permanent Absentee List means ballots will automatically be mailed to you for future eligible elections. Voters are not eligible for the permanent absentee list if they want their ballot delivered to an out-of-state address; these voters can opt for a one-time absentee ballot. Request an Absentee Ballot or Join the Permanent Absentee List Apply Online Voters can request an absentee ballot online through the New Mexico Secretary of State’s absentee portal. Want to join the Permanent Absentee List? While applying online, be sure to opt in during Step 4 of the application process. Apply Online Use a Paper Application Voters may also print and submit a paper absentee ballot application. Want to join the Permanent Absentee List? Make sure to check the box requesting to join the Permanent Absentee List before submitting your application. Print Paper Application Track Your Ballot After you apply, you can check your absentee ballot status online. Use NMVOTE.org to confirm your voter information, check whether your ballot has been mailed, and track whether your completed ballot has been received. Track Your Ballot Reminder: Absentee ballots must be received by the deadline to be counted. Returning your ballot early helps make sure it arrives on time. Returning Your Absentee Ballot Return by Mail You may return your completed absentee ballot by mail. If you choose to mail your ballot, send it early to allow enough time for delivery. Return by Secure Drop Box You may return your completed absentee ballot to any secure ballot drop box during the voting period. Several drop boxes are drive-up and can be accessed without leaving your car. Return at Any Open Voting Location During early voting and on Election Day, voters may also bring their completed absentee ballot to any open polling location and place it in the secure drop box located inside the voting site during voting hours. No postage needed: Secure drop boxes at voting locations and standalone drop box sites provide a convenient way to return your absentee ballot directly to election officials. Secure Drop Box Sites Drive-up drop boxes are marked with an asterisk (*). Open during voting — 24 hours/day Santa Fe County Clerk's Office 240 Grant Ave, Santa Fe, NM Santa Fe County Fairgrounds* 3229 Rodeo Rd, Santa Fe, NM Santa Fe Convention Center* 119 S Federal Street Santa Fe, NM Southside Library* 6599 Jaguar Dr., Santa Fe, NM Nancy Rodriguez Center* 1 Prairie Dog Loop, Santa Fe, NM La Cienega Community Center 136 Camino San Jose, Santa Fe, NM Pojoaque Satellite Office 5 W. Gutierrez Ste. 9, Pojoaque Pueblo Plaza, 17839 US-84, Santa Fe, NM Max Coll Corridor Center* 16 Avenida Torreon, Santa Fe, NM SFC Edgewood Satellite* 114 Quail Trail, Edgewood, NM *Drive-up drop box location. Secure Drop Box Locations Map Military & Overseas Voters Are you a service member, eligible family member, or a U.S. citizen living overseas? You can vote absentee from anywhere in the world. The easiest way to get started is through the Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP). How the process works: Complete the FPCA, or Federal Post Card Application, to register and/or request an absentee ballot. Review your information and choose how you want to receive your ballot when available. Print the form. You may need access to a printer. Sign the form and follow the submission instructions. Send it to your local election office so your request can be processed. Get Started at FVAP.gov Need help? Contact the Santa Fe County Clerk’s Office Elections Division for assistance.
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