At least 14 counties were impacted, and some would-be voters walked away from the polls, observers say New Mexico Secretary…
Observe New Mexico Elections (ONME) is a nonpartisan observation effort designed to increase trust and transparency in our elections.
Observe New Mexico Elections (ONME) is a nonpartisan observation effort designed to increase trust and transparency in our elections. The effort, led by and for New Mexicans, will assess whether statutory electoral procedures are consistently and accurately followed and will provide timely, comprehensive public information about the quality of the 2024 general election. The Observe New Mexico Elections effort is funded by The Carter Center, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization with highly regarded global expertise in impartial election observation. The Carter Center will also provide training and technical support.
Voters selected from all 33 counties will learn about relevant laws and procedures in New Mexico’s electoral process and will report on how those procedures are implemented. They will report on what they see as impartially and accurately as possible using structured forms and other standardized observation tools, but they will in no way interfere in the election process. Their reports will be aggregated to provide a detailed, data-driven assessment about the conduct of elections in New Mexico. The presence of ONME election observers helps to reassure New Mexico voters.
The mission of Observe New Mexico Elections is to increase transparency and trust in New Mexico’s elections by training and deploying non partisan election observers throughout the state. Observers will report on how election laws and procedures are followed, representing all voters without interfering in the electoral process. Findings from their observations will be compiled to assess the overall quality…
Observe New Mexico Elections is currently recruiting for a broad range of volunteer and staff positions to support its work in 2024.
◎ Election Observers
◎ County Coordinators
View the Observer Code of Conduct
Information about elections from the New Mexico Secretary of State
Election Information for NM Voters from the League of Women Voters
Learn more about the Carter Center Democracy Program
View the Observer Code of Conduct
Information about elections from the New Mexico Secretary of State
Election Information for NM Voters from the League of Women Voters
Learn more about the Carter Center Democracy Program
At least 14 counties were impacted, and some would-be voters walked away from the polls, observers say New Mexico Secretary…
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The mission of Observe New Mexico Elections is to increase transparency and trust in New Mexico’s elections by training and deploying nonpartisan election observers throughout the state. Observers will report on how election laws and procedures are followed, representing all voters without interfering in the electoral process. Findings from their observations will be compiled to assess the overall quality of elections in New Mexico.