Primary Election Day is here

Election Day for the 2024 primary election is here.

Thirty-one people threw their hats in the ring to run for office in Sandoval County on filing day in March. Several races require a primary election to determine who gets a spot in the general election in November.

Tuesday, those races will be decided by voters.

There are 33 polling locations throughout Sandoval County, including the Office of the Clerk. The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 4.

Early and absentee voting closed on June 1 with 9,493 votes being cast in Sandoval County.

“Providing our residents with multiple voting sites at easily accessed locations is a priority,” Sandoval County Clerk Anne Brady-Romero said. “We want everyone in Sandoval County to be able to cast their vote with confidence and convenience. The Bureau of Elections has done an excellent job of securing voting sites to accommodate our residents.”

All polling locations are Voter Convenience Centers (VCCs), and voters can vote and same-day register to vote at most sites.

Polling locations

• San Ysidro Public Safety Room

• Cochiti Pueblo Hahn Center

• Placitas Community Library

• San Felipe Pueblo Head Start School

• Zia Pueblo Community Center

• Santa Ana Pueblo Wellness Center

• Santo Domingo Pueblo Community Center

• Sandia Pueblo Community Center

• Jemez Community Resource Center

• Counselors Chapter House

• Torreon Chapter House

• Ojo Encino Chapter House

• El Zocalo/Salazar Building

• Corrales Community Center

• Sandoval County Fair Grounds

• Broadmoor Senior Center

• Community of Joy Lutheran Church

• Our Lady Queen of Angels

• St. Francis Episcopal Church

• Rio West Business Center

• Sagebrush Plaza

• Plaza @ Unser Marketplace

• Corner Stone Community Church

• Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary

• Puesta del Sol Elementary

• Eagle Ridge Middle

• Joe Harris Elementary

• Rio Rancho Elementary

• Rio Rancho Middle

• Cielo Azul Elementary

• Mountain View Middle

• Bernalillo High

• Algodones Elementary