2026 League of Women Voters of Central New Mexico and other information
North Valley Coalition
League of Women Voters of Central New Mexico (LWVCNM)
2026 Voters Guide and other Information
On Tuesday, November 3, there will be an election for Federal, State and County officials, including judges. The ballot will also contain questions on State Constitutional Amendments, Bonds and other local issues.
Note: New Mexico voters should be pleased with the safe guards and robust protections the NM Secretary of State, County Clerks and political leaders have made to the NM voting system. It should be a very safe and secure election.
For each election, the League produces a Voter Guide which contains information about candidates and ballot measures. We ask candidates to respond to a series of questions, so that voters can compare responses and review bond and ballot questions. The guide is a non-partisan and unbiased publication prepared by unpaid volunteers to help educate all voters.
Voters PDF versions of our full Voter Guide for Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, and Valencia counties are now available and accessible on our website at: https://www.lwvcnm.org/voter_guides/ (Ctrl + click to follow link) Click on the link to the County you want information about.
The League of Women Voters has chapters in Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Las Cruces, all of which are publishing printed and pdf versions of the Voter Guide for their areas. Links are accessible at http://www.lwvcnm.org.
League of Women Voters of Central New Mexico: lwvcnm.org
Email address: lwvcnm...@gmail.com
League of Women Voters of Central New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109-3352
Check the Bernalillo County Clerk website for additional election information: https://www.berncoclerk.gov/elections/
Get a copy of your sample ballot from the NM Secretary of State site at:
My Registration Information (Ctrl + click)
– (some computers will fill in the requested information which may not work – type in the information in the format as requested this works better)
I suggest you look at your sample ballot and then use the Voters Guide as a reference. The text of the bond issues, amendments and other items are included in the Guide.
You can pick up a printed version the Voters Guide at many locations in the City. A list is at: Voter Guide Locations for Bernalillo County (Ctrl + click to follow link)
Early voting information – dates and early voting locations – Bernco County Clerk: https://www.berncoclerk.gov/elections/early-voting/
Saturday, October 17 – Saturday, October 31, 2026
Most early voting locations
Monday – Saturday
10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
All EV sites are also open on Election Day.
Peggy Norton
North Valley Coalition
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