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More young people are registering to vote, if you turn 18 before election day, November 5th, 2024 you may register to vote. New Mexico residents have 63 days left to register to vote. There are 63 days until the election.
Important Dates:
Can I vote by mail in my state for any reason? Yes. Voters do not need a reason to vote by mail.
Can I vote by mail without a notary or witness? Yes
Is there an ID requirement? If so, what is an acceptable form of ID? No. ID is not required, except for some first-time voters. More information here.
Can I drop off my mail-in ballot in person?Yes. At a local election office, polling site, or using a drop box.
Deadlines
Deadline to request mail-in ballot: Thursday, Oct. 31
Deadline for mail ballot return: Must be received by 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, if returning by mail or dropping off in person
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Partly Cloudy , with a high of 93 and low of 64 degrees. Thundery outbreaks in nearby for the morning, sunny in the afternoon, thundery outbreaks in nearby in the evening, clear overnight.
I'm calling on the Secretary of Agriculture to change the official designation of the Lincoln from National Forest, to National Ashtray.
It's designation should be more in line with it's actual use.
After looking at New Mexico election law, a person may run as a candidate for office in the primary of the party they are registered with, without first seeking that party's approval.
this is just another echo of the fight to recognize the health risks of exposure to agent orange in the decades after the vietnam war.
Laymans translation, Mr. Sharp is having some problems proving his clients contracted cancer from PFAS.
Notice he's not crying about coverage for known cancer causing agents, but PRESUMED cancer causing agents. That's because to date, there is no known PROOF of any adverse health effects from PFAS.
there's neighbor john, right on schedule. he has already declared his willingness for other folks to be exposed to well established risks in environmental situations - just as long as he can't see them from where he lives.
So, Miyagishima is going after Republican and Independent voters instead of the Democrat base in a blue state who's election laws are heavily biased towards Democrats. Tells you something about the state of the Democrat Party.
a useful thought from reports regarding the texas hill country's devastating floods;
Robert Mace apparently doesn't know his job very well, which is to produce maps that show future risk.