League of Women Voters
of
Central New Mexico

(updated 11/5/2008)

Unofficial Election Results

	General Election Nov 4th Early Voting Hours Extended in Bernalillo County: New hours at Early Voting Locations: Tu-Fri: 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm through Nov 1 Clerk's Office Annex, 620 Lomas NW, 6th floor: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 10am-6pm through Nov 1 Where do I vote? Am I Registered to Vote? Where can I find a Sample Ballot? Download the Voters’ Guide! (PDF) Election Information page LWV Vote 411 website - where to vote, election info for all 50 states Judicial Evaluations from the NM Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission Register to Vote: deadline Oct 7, 5pm Absentee Voting: Oct 7 - Nov 4 Early Voting: Oct 18 - Nov 1 Candidate Debates and Forums Voters’ Guide online: The League Office (884-8441) will be open ALL DAY Nov 3rd and Election Day. Voters’ Guides are still available at the Office as well (2403 San Mateo NE, W-16C)

General Election Nov 4th

Early Voting Hours Extended in Bernalillo County:

New hours at Early Voting Locations: Tu-Fri: 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm through Nov 1
Clerk's Office Annex, 620 Lomas NW, 6th floor: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 10am-6pm through Nov 1

The League Office (884-8441) will be open ALL DAY Nov 3rd and Election Day. Voters’ Guides are still available at the Office as well (2403 San Mateo NE, W-16C)

News 10/29/08
Calendar10/29/08
Units10/29/08
Advocacy5/29/08
Drug Policy4/6/08
Fair Representation (10/28/08)
The Voter online (10/29/08
Web Statistics 11/5/08

Consensus on Redistricting

Throughout November, the Fair Representation Study Group will be conducting Consensus meetings on redistricting. Read the study guide; review the questions, and be sure to attend at least one unit meeting.

The League's Mission:
Education and Advocacy

The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. If you'd like to join us, click here for a membership application.

League Meetings: For a quick reference to the League's scheduled unit meetings and other upcoming events for 2008-9, click here for page 1 and and here for the back. Print in landscape format.

What's Current

Natural Resources Committee meeting Nov 8th!
10:00am at Clubhouse, Courtyards at Cutler, 2403 San Mateo NE (on east side nearest to San Mateo)
League Day at the Legislature
Join us on February 3rd, 2009 in Santa Fe. For more information, >click here
Fair Representation Study Guide (Word, 125KB)
Consensus Questions (Word, 77KB)
Independent Redistricting Commissions (full article) *** Review these for the November Units! ***
Photos from the Voters’ Guide Launch Party 10/7
Photos from the Judicial Forum 10/22
Voters’ Guide
Your quick reference to the Fall General Election
Quick reference to the League's scheduled unit meetings and other upcoming events for 2008-9
click here for page 1 and and here for the back. Print in landscape format.
The New! 2008 Who's Who (PDF, 202KB) - updated since the 2007 election
Your elected officials in Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties, and how to contact them
LWV US Immigration Study
The National League's resource page for its new 2-year study on Immigration - see also the
Consensus Kit
Fair Representation Study Group
Resources, reports, and status of a proposed study of reapportionment, redistricting, and representation - the next meeting is October 28th, 1:00pm, at 5701 Klondike NE, Albuquerque.
League of Women Voters New Member Brochure (Word, 179KB)
Check it out! Consider joining!
League Joins Voter ID Lawsuit with the ACLU to declare Albuquerque's recently-passed Voter ID Amendment "unconstitutional, illegal, null, and void".

League of Women Voters of Central New Mexico