Browse recent newsletters with election updates, deadlines, and outreach highlights.
April Wrap-Up Newsletter
May 1, 2026
As preparations continue for the June 2, 2026 Primary Election, the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office is encouraging voters to review their registration, understand how New Mexico's semi-open primary system applies to them, and take advantage of available voter resources in advance of key deadlines.
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March Wrap-Up Newsletter
March 31, 2026
The Santa Fe County Clerk's Office continues to receive national recognition for its work in strengthening election administration, improving the voter experience, and sharing best practices with election officials across the country. This month, the office was honored with multiple national awards and invited to present its work at major conferences, highlighting Santa Fe County's role as a leader in developing and implementing innovative election solutions.
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February Wrap-Up Newsletter
March 3, 2026
As preparations continue for the June 2, 2026 Primary Election, the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office remained focused in February on civic education, legislative updates, and hands-on community engagement. From classroom visits to a schoolwide mascot election, our outreach team continued expanding opportunities for young voters to experience the democratic process firsthand - while also tracking important statewide policy developments that will appear on the November ballot.
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January Wrap-Up Newsletter
February 2, 2026
As the 2026 election year begins, the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office continues its work to educate voters, support election workers, and strengthen civic engagement across the community. January was a busy and productive month that included hands-on outreach across Santa Fe County, statewide collaboration with fellow election officials, and recognition for ongoing efforts to improve election administration. With the legislative session underway, the Clerk's Office is also closely monitoring proposed legislation that could impact future elections, while remaining focused on voter education, accessibility, and election preparedness.
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January Mid-Month Newsletter
January 15, 2026
As we look ahead to the 2026 election cycle, the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office is excited to share important updates, deadlines, and opportunities to get involved. From candidacy requirements and New Mexico's Open Primary system to community contests and classroom programs, we are committed to keeping our community informed, engaged, and connected to the democratic process.
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December Wrap-Up Newsletter
December 31, 2025
As we close out the year, we want to pause - not just to recap December, but to reflect on what we've accomplished together in 2025 and to say thank you. This year showed us, again and again, that democracy works best when a community is engaged, informed, and supported by dedicated public servants. Every outreach event, every innovation, every smooth Election Day was made possible by voters who showed up, asked questions, participated, and trusted the process. Thank you for being part of that.
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December Wrap-Up Newsletter
December 31, 2025
As we close out the year, we want to pause - not just to recap December, but to reflect on what we've accomplished together in 2025 and to say thank you. This year showed us, again and again, that democracy works best when a community is engaged, informed, and supported by dedicated public servants. Every outreach event, every innovation, every smooth Election Day was made possible by voters who showed up, asked questions, participated, and trusted the process. Thank you for being part of that.
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November Wrap-Up Newsletter
December 5, 2025
November was a month defined by secure elections, public transparency, and programs that bring civic learning to life. From piloting New Mexico's first Vote by Appointment program, to livestreaming Ranked Choice Voting tabulation rounds, to expanding hands-on youth engagement through KidsVote, the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office continued its commitment to making elections more accessible, accurate, and community-centered. We also completed every step of the post-election process - from the county canvass to the statewide certification and full hand tally audit - reaffirming the professionalism and integrity of Santa Fe County's election system.
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October Wrap-Up Newsletter
November 7, 2025
As the 2025 Regular Local Election comes to a close, our office is proud to reflect on another successful election season defined by strong voter participation, innovation, and community engagement. From expanded early voting options and smooth Election Day operations to new initiatives like Vote by Appointment and the second year of KidsVote, Santa Fe County once again demonstrated that accessible, transparent, and voter-centered elections are possible through teamwork and dedication. Below is a look back at Election Day, early voting, and the many efforts that helped make this year's election our most successful Regular Local Election yet.
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September Wrap-Up Newsletter
October 6, 2025
As we enter the 2025 Regular Local Election season, our office is proud to share the many ways we're working to strengthen civic life and make voting more accessible, engaging, and fun for every resident of Santa Fe County. From celebrating student creativity through the "I Voted" Sticker Contest, to giving young people hands-on experience with Democracy 101 and KidsVote, to pioneering New Mexico's first Vote by Appointment program, we are committed to building trust, participation, and lifelong voting habits. This newsletter highlights just a few of the exciting initiatives and partnerships that are helping us prepare our community for a successful election season.
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August Wrap-Up Newsletter
September 5, 2025
From neighborhood outreach to professional training, August was about readiness and access in Santa Fe County. We brought voter services to Feria Southside to boost participation in historically lower-turnout neighborhoods; issued a final call for entries to the K-12 Sticker Design Contest; continued candidate trainings to support accurate voter education; strengthened our operations at the Secretary of State's Election School; and celebrated Clerk Katharine E. Clark's national CERA certification. Read on for how to get involved, key dates and deadlines, and where to find election information at SantaFe.vote.
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July Wrap-Up Newsletter
August 8, 2025
From professional development to community engagement, July was a month of collaboration for the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office. Our staff helped lead the statewide County Clerks Affiliate Conference, supported county-wide flood relief efforts for Lincoln County, joined the Disability Pride Parade on the Plaza, expanded voter registration outreach, and opened new opportunities for future voters to get involved. Here's a look at what we've been working on - and what's coming up next!
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