Local ballot measures, New Mexico
Ballotpedia has covered a selection of local ballot measures in New Mexico.
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School bond and tax votes
The New Mexico Constitution guarantees a debt limit and how bonds are issued for school districts. In New Mexico, a public school district can only seek new bonding for the purpose of capital improvements. School districts are limited to seeking bonds limited to six percent of the district's total valuation of property. Also, the New Mexico Constitution guarantees a 20 mill limit on public school districts.
New Mexico counties
Bernalillo • Catron • Chaves • Cibola • Colfax • Curry • De Baca • Dona Ana • Eddy • Grant • Guadalupe • Harding • Hidalgo • Lea • Lincoln • Los Alamos • Luna • McKinley • Mora • Otero • Quay • Rio Arriba • Roosevelt • San Juan • San Miguel • Sandoval • Santa Fe • Sierra • Socorro • Taos • Torrance • Union • Valencia
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