Sandoval County Clerk Anne Brady-Romero is hosting a Voter Rolls Accuracy event on May 6.
The public is invited to attend the event at the County Administration Building from 1-4 pm.
The event includes a media campaign and polling site promotional signage is part of the continuing effort by the clerk’s office to further improve the accuracy of the voter rolls through resident participation and to increase voter confidence in elections.
“Our goal is simple; voter rolls accuracy and voter confidence. This office is committed to upholding the integrity of the election process. A component in that process is accurate voter rolls,” said Romero.
Interactive website
Last week, Romero announced her office was updating its website with new features to help voters in Sandoval County.
One of the updates includes an interactive tool where residents can find their nearest and most convenient voting location for both early voting and Election Day.
In addition to new tools for voters, the clerk’s website has been updated to include scheduling appointments online for marriage licenses and accessing more details for property records, such as deeds, plats and mortgages.
Residents will be able to view more easily all the services offered by the county clerk, and wherever applicable be able to access additional websites and resources.
How to vote
The deadline to register to vote online at NMVote.org or by mail is May 7.
As long as a voter goes in person to a polling place in Sandoval County, they’ll be able to register and vote in the same transaction. This is called “same-day voter registration.”
Eligible voters who want a mail-in ballot can apply online at portal.sos.state.nm.us/ and search voter services.
Voters can request a mail-in ballot by filling out the form on the secretary of state’s website and returning it to their county clerk.
If residents don’t want to register to vote online, they can register to vote through the mail. Official paper applications in English or Spanish can be found on the secretary of state’s website and then voters will need to mail it to the County Clerk’s Office.