Election Day is November 4th

Voting is easy, fast, and you can register on the same day.

Your vote is powerful. It’s the difference between repeating failed approaches or choosing real solutions with Alex Uballez that gives our children a future of opportunity in Albuquerque.

Whether you’re voting for the first time or you participate in every election, every ballot brings us closer to the runoff and closer to meaningful change.

Use the tool below to find your nearest polling location and make sure your vote is counted.

 

Voting in Albuquerque

Frequently Asked Questions

If you're eligible to vote, you can register online by clicking the button below.  You can also visit any MVD to register or update your registration. Or you can register on the same day you vote at any polling location.

New Mexico has restored the right to vote to over 11,000 people serving community supervision!

As of July 1, 2023, New Mexicans who are not currently incarcerated for a felony conviction have the right to vote.

If you're voting in-person, you can vote at any polling location in Albuquerque. You do not have to go to a specific polling site near you.

October 7th is the deadline to register to vote online.  After that you can register to vote the same day you cast your ballot whether its during early vote or on election day. 

You will need to bring:

physical form of identification that is issued by the federal government, a state government, a federally recognized Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or an educational institution and that:

(1) contains the name of the qualified elector, which shall reasonably match the name provided on the certificate of registration;

(2) contains a photograph of the qualified elector, which shall resemble the qualified elector;

(3) need not contain an expiration date, and if it does, the expiration date is not required to be a date on or after the date of the election; and

(4) shall either:

(a) contain an address that matches the address provided for the certificate of registration; or

(b) be accompanied by an original or copy of a utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck or other document issued by an educational institution or government, including a document issued by a federally recognized Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, dated within the ninety days prior to the qualified elector registering to vote or updating an existing certificate of registration and that contains the name of the qualified elector, which shall reasonably match the name provided on the certificate of registration, and an address that matches the address provided for the certificate of registration.

If you have any issues or need help, text "vote" to (505) 207-5604

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