TAX AND LICENSE / VOTER REGISTRATION
New Mexico has no length of residency requirement. Any person who is a citizen of the United States and at least 18 years of age prior to an election may register to vote. However, registration must be completed 28 days before the election. The application for registration requires your name, gender, residence, municipality, county of former registration, social security number, date of birth, political party affiliation if any, zip code, telephone number at the applicant’s option, and statement of qualification for voting as well as signature.
You may register to vote by using the mail-in registration form. These are available at any county clerk’s office, at the Office of the Secretary of State, and at many state agencies. New Mexico does not offer online voter registration or the ability to request a voter registration application online. However, it is possible to register to vote when applying for a new or renewed driver’s license, when applying for certain types of public assistance or services, at many public libraries, colleges and universities, or at any organized voter registration. For more information or answers to specific questions, contact:
Bureau of Elections
New Mexico Secretary of State
505-827-3600
www.sos.state.nm.us
Bernalillo County Clerk
One Civic Plaza Northwest
Albuquerque 505-243-VOTE
www.bernco.gov
Sandoval County Clerk
1500 Idalia Road
Bernalillo 505-867-7572
www.sandovalcountynm.gov
Torrance County Clerk
205 South Ninth Street
Estancia 505-246-4350
www.torrancecountynm.org
Valencia County Clerk
444 Luna Avenue
Los Lunas 505-866-2073
www.co.valencia.nm.us
Political Party Contacts
Democratic National Committee
Washington, DC
202-863-8000
www.democrats.org
Republican National Committee
Washington, DC
202-863-8500
https://www.gop.com
New Mexico Democratic Committee
300 Central Avenue
Albuquerque 505-830-3650
www.nmdemocrats.org
Republican Party of New Mexico
5150 A San Francisco NE
Albuquerque 505-298-3662
https://newmexico.gop
League of Women Voters
As a nonpartisan political organization, the League of Women Voters encourages citizens to remain informed and active in our government. This nationwide organization furnishes information about candidates, issues, and voting procedures. This group also works tirelessly to advocate and support elections reform.
League of Women Voters of New Mexico
2315 San Pedro Drive Northeast
Albuquerque 505-884-8441
www.lwvnm.org
https://www.lwvcnm.org
