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PRECINCT BOARD
Clerk
Geraldine Salazar
102 Grant Ave
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 986-6280
(D)Term 2013-2016
(D)Term 2017-2020
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Voters may check their registration information online at Voter View, by calling the County Clerk's Office, Bureau of Elections, or visiting the County Clerk's Office in person at 102 Grant Ave. Santa Fe, NM.
A voter’s registration information can be updated using a voter registration form, which are preaddressed with postage prepaid. Forms can be obtained by calling or visiting the County Clerk’s Office or form at any of the three County Satellite Offices, located at (1) the Eldorado Senior Center on 16 Avenida Torreon; (2) in Edgewood at 114 Quail Trail; and (3) the Pojoaque satellite office at 5 West Gutierrez, Suite 9, Pojoaque Pueblo Plaza near the Buffalo Thunder exit on 285 on the west frontage road. The voter just needs to completely fill out the voter registration form, sign it, date it, and mail it back to the County Clerk’s Office. It’s that easy.
“Now is also a great time for new voters to register and for those removed from the voter list to reregister,” Clerk Salazar said. A voter must make changes or register by 28 days before an election. “Registering now avoids the rush right before an election,” Clerk Salazar explained.
For more information, contact the Santa Fe County Clerk’s office at:
102 Grant Avenue
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
Phone: 505-986-6280
Remember, it’s your responsibility to keep your voter record updated!
Mission Statement
The Santa Fe County Clerk’s Office seeks to bring together Santa Fe County's diverse community interests within a shared purpose and commitment to public service, with a special emphasis on ethics, accountability, and trustworthiness.
The Clerk's Office is made up of three divisions. The mission of the Recording Division is to issue marriage licenses and record all documents appropriately presented for recording.
The mission of the Records Division is to preserve, maintain and secure in perpetuity all public records entrusted to the Clerk's Office.
The mission of the Bureau of Elections Division is to provide accurate voter registration files and election canvasses and to conduct fair, unbiased and secure elections.
Your Clerk, Geraldine Salazar, is committed to carrying out these missions in a manner that demonstrates the highest level of public service for the benefit of all Santa Fe County residents.
The duties assigned to the County Clerk by state law include:
Recording »
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- All Official Acts of the Board of County Commissioners
- E-Recording
- Deeds
- SB 497 New Mexico Homeowner Association
- Plats (SB 406)
- Mortgages
- Deeds of Trust
- Judgments
- Satisfactions of Judgment
- Liens
- Wills
- Death Certificates
Issuing
The county clerk's office also accepts Santa Fe County Lodgers tax payments. Download the Lodgers Tax Form [PDF 392 kb] »
Election Information »
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- Voter registration and maintenance of registration files
- Generation of certain voter lists for candidates, political parties and polling locations on election day
- Training and scheduling of poll workers
- Compliance with federal voter registration laws
- Provision and processing of absentee ballot applications
- Maintenance of voting systems
- Filing rules of political parties
- Candidate information and filing requirements for county, school district and single-county legislative candidates
- Issuance of ballots to requesting military and overseas voters
- Canvassing the returns of elections conducted within the county
- Ensuring compliance with the Federal Voting Rights Act, National Voter Registration Act and Help America Vote Act
Documents & Information
Santa Fe County Ordinances and Resolutions »
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Santa Fe County Clerk's Office Code of Ethics [PDF 48 kb] »
Santa Fe County Clerk's Office Code of Conduct [PDF 44 kb] »