Election Day March 6 set for Corrales and Rio Rancho
Voter details for Corrales and Rio Rancho describe Proposition 27 to 35 with mayor full time status, salary rules, charter changes, and duties. Early in person voting runs Feb 15 to Mar 2 at Rio Rancho City Hall. Election Day polling includes four locations from 7am to 7pm. Absentee ballot rules and deadlines are outlined with 5pm Mar 2 deadline. Absentee ballots can be returned by mail in person or by a caregiver until 7pm on Mar 6. Further information via the city clerk and www. itcc.org.
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