New Mexico signature requirements

From Ballotpedia

New Mexico's signature requirements are based on the number of qualified voters in the last general election. There are no provisions for statutory initiatives or initiated constitutional amendments in the state of New Mexico. Citizen reform on government may only be exercised through the veto referendum.

Signature requirements

• For veto referendum, signatures must equal 10% of voters in the previous general election.

Geographic distribution

• Signatures must be from 3/4 of the counties in New Mexico.

References

• I&R in the New Mexico Constitution

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