§ NMSA 1978, § 1-12-25.2(untitled)

Conduct of election; provisional voting; information to voter;
status of voter's ballot.
A. If a voter is required to vote on a provisional paper ballot, the presiding judge or election
judge shall give the voter written instructions on how the voter may determine whether the vote
was counted and, if the vote was not counted, the reason it was not counted.
B. The secretary of state shall provide a free access system, such as a toll-free telephone number or internet website, that a voter who casts a provisional paper ballot may access to ascertain
whether the voter's ballot was counted and, if the vote was not counted, the reason it was not
counted and how to appeal the decision pursuant to rules issued by the secretary of state. Access
to information about an individual voter's provisional paper ballot through the free access system
is restricted to the voter who cast the ballot.
C. Beginning with the closing of the polls on election day through the tenth day following the
election, the county clerk shall notify by mail each person whose provisional paper ballot was not
counted of the reason the ballot was not counted. The voter shall have until the Friday prior to the
meeting of the state canvassing board to appeal to the county clerk a decision to reject the voter's
ballot.