N.M. Admin. Code § 1.10.16.7 - DEFINITIONS
A.
"Ballot
question" means a question submitted to the voters of the state or a
local government on a ballot pursuant to the provisions of the Election Code
and does not include a candidate nomination, election contest or nonpartisan
judicial retention election.
B.
"Form of ballot question" means the final format of the ballot
question as it will appear on the ballot.
C.
"Election official" means
either the county clerk or municipal clerk.
D.
"Local government ballot
question" means any:
(1) tax
authorization for bond issues, mill levy or gross receipts tax, as provided by
law;
(2) recall of county, school
board or certain municipal officers, as provided by law or by municipal home
rule charter;
(3) petition for the
creation of a special district or consideration of a statutory local option, as
provided by law;
(4) referendum on
local government taxation authority, as provided by law;
(5) referendum on local government
ordinances, as provided by the charter of a home rule municipality, by an
incorporated or urban county, or otherwise provided by law;
(6) change in the laws of a home rule
municipality, as provided by the municipal charter or by law;
(7) changes in the charter of an incorporated
or urban county, as provided by the charter of the incorporated or urban county
or by law; and
(8) other questions,
as provided by state statute or the constitution of New Mexico.
E.
"State ballot
question" means any:
(1) proposed
amendment to the constitution of New Mexico, as provided in a joint resolution
passed by the legislature;
(2) tax
authorization for general obligation bonds or mill levy, as provided by
law;
(3) referendum, as provided in
Article 4, Section 1 of the constitution of New Mexico; and
(4) other questions, as provided by state
statute or the constitution of New Mexico.
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.